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the pavement to collapse. people who live near this area, around this area, they first started hearing the rush of water at about 11:00 last night. a woman told her that her husband noticed some of the water started to come into their building. >> he was sending text messages to all my neighbors, including myself saying that we've got water in the building. we need to get somebody to come clean it up, possibly disinfect. >> according to a damage service company, at least 115 homes and businesses were impacted by all the flooding and silt that washed on to their properties. our team has been out there all day and we'll have the latest details live at 5:00. >>> oakland is vesting for $2.5 million into its 911 emergency response system to make sure someone answers your call more quickly. our investigative unit first showed you how oakland's 911 system is failing to meet state standards. with me is our investigative reporter candace nguyen. you've been working on this for months now. can you talk to us about how b

we have sunny skies out there later today, the pavement will be dry. any of the shower activity end between seven and 8 a.m. this morning. here's live. doppler seven. it's really just a peppering of showers as a cold front moves through here. it's moving through here quickly and it's lacking a lot of moisture, but it is creating some slick roadways. this morning. it's also creating a mild start to our tuesday. it's humid out there. temperatures are warm for this time of day. we have numbers already in the mid 60s for huge portion of the region. so here's a live look outside. this is our rooftop camera here at kgo along the embarcadero. you can clearly see that wet pavement. the forecast is going to change very fast this morning . the showers end between 7 and 8 a.m. that sunshine is going to break out very quickly. so we're seeing sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures mainly in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. so morning clouds and showers of sunshine, 71 in the city, 78 in san jose, 74. in oakland hit about 78in santa rosa. we'll preview that a

it's going to extend the service life of the pavement. add another 20-year life cycle paving structure. >> reporter: the southbound lanes get the same treatment coming up a weekend in october. it is going to be rough for local businesses that depend on that traffic coming off the freeway, but hopefully things will be completed by 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. as they say, sometimes it gets worse before it gets better. hopefully the better will be worth it. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> hitting the roads today in that area, what to expect? check in with mike inouye how to navigate it all. >> reporter: we hope open early on on time monday morning. time being north 87, northbound 87, still closed for repaving work rest of the weekend. you have a couple of alternates. a five-mile stretch here. red stretch. alternate to the north heading up 85 to 17 over to 280 south. another 10 miles longer. 15 miles total. to the south longer diversion heading south to 101 back up to 280 and around an extra 15 miles. means four times as l

to parks or contact pavement to parks at sfgovtv.org >> good morning everyone. welcome to the september 26 meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority board. i'm supervisor mandelman. i want to thank jason from sfgovtv. our clerk elija saunders. mr. clerk, would you please call the roll? chan absent. commissioner dorsey. dorsey absent. commissioner engardio. engardio present. chair mandelman, present. vice chair melgar, present. commissioner peskin, present. commissioner preston,

. >> yeah, so we do have some slick pavement out there this morning. the rain is not going to last all that long. it's going to wrap up between 7 and 8 a.m. this morning live. doppler seven is showing you a cold front is crossing the region. and what you notice that green, that light rain is really shrinking over the last hour. we're losing a lot of this moisture, but still we are seeing some slick conditions across the city. parts of the east bay and along the peninsula uh- this morning. it's not only some light showers we have, it's also a warm morning out there. and humid as well. we're starting out this morning with temperatures in the 60. see a quick look at your planner today. the forecast changes quickly. we have sunshine breaking out by 9 a.m. and it's a sunny and mild afternoon on the way later today. let's see how we're doing on that wet pavement with traffic and jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we are going to go back to the bay bridge. it's our problem spot so far this morning due to those slick condi

to parks or contact pavement to parks at sfgovtv.or >> >> good afternoon, everyone. >> thank you.ou are right. this is a quiet

according to all the city's current canons, the center of the pavement was the town hall, the symboln volnasts. the dammed door was parched in the traditional belarusian warehouse of the meat shop, where the central meeting was held on the square of the castle. ale it means that the plan has been laid out, that the city centers, as the rules have been laid down, the castle, then all the same as adroitly, and as the same meat has been laid on the parts gandlya and frames, then this is the center, the gandlevaya square, and all the gates are connected with the town hall. nyasvizh town hall will be a future hut. it’s already been 10 years since 1596 and i’ve started to finish my administrative tasks. the meaning was laid down in the very word: town hall hell of the polish word town hall, glad, which in its own name was a form of the german pershakrynitsa rathaus, the house of the council. patrabna town hall, which month was borrowed from reasonable people during these hours. galaўneyshae, grazing krunachnay ploshchy. the first month was abran, 1500 yaki there 80 nyki year budava was dyi

so -- item 6 is the sunset boulevard pavement contract award. and street resurfacing program manager paul is here to present this report and this is an action item. good morning, commissioners. deputy director alameda secretary full and deputy city stearn tom i'm paul i will present on the recommendation to award the san francisco public works contract sunset boulevard pave am renovation 7 million, 122,000, 186 dollars for 440 days to r and s construction management inc. san francisco public works maintains 12, 900 street segments with distribution of street resurface nothing all districts and neighborhoods the san francisco picture works program krrz pave am condition, use of street, coordination with other agencies, inquiries and available fund when planning and issuing contracts. this project is located in district 4 in the sunset neighborhood along sunset boulevard. between lake merced and lincoln way. there are 42 blocks of paving, 18 intersections of paving, 10 bus shelters and 9 curb r.s. project schedule. planning lefted from 2019 it 202

we have wet pavement. we will keep the chance in the forecast through noon.his afternoon but the with the wind keeps it in the 60's and 70's later today. looking at the holiday we can forecast, it is cooler. tomorrow and sunday, partly sunny. temperatures still below average. monday is great for the holiday and warmer, closer to average. if you are going to tahoe, today through sunday, thunderstorms in the forecast. for labor day monday, totally dry with sunshine and warmer temperatures. we will take a look a reggie: beaches for labor day weekend, they need to be careful because of the weather conditions. reporter: in this morning's gma first look, a warning for swimmers ahead of the holiday weekend. almost the entire atlantic coast is on alert for life-threatening rip currents and some places getting 11-foot waves. it is dangerous for anybody one to the beach. >> we have a rip current recipe for disaster right now. the full moon is pulling on the current stronger than ever. the storm adds waves and wind that makes things that much more dangerous. reporter: i

scheduled repairs, current, capital, but there are fewer problems there, if we talk about street pavementnts have, they are again somewhere around 60%, this happens with asphalt pavement, the rest or it’s even a little less, the rest are our dirt roads, sandy roads, well, ordinary rural roads, they need to be put in order, this is where we will use the technologies that we demonstrated today, how much time is planned is still possible , let's say bring...

vester says this is the first time cool pavement is being applied in a retail setting.nd in las vegas, one of the city's busiest streets was lit up with a big surprise performance from u2. the legendary band rocked downtown with a pop-up show to reveal their new single titled atomic city. and it's all about las vegas. the group showed up on a flatbed trailer being pulled by a semi truck down right through the downtown area. the performance comes ahead of the band's upcoming limited concert series, which begins september 29th. you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find a round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. governor newsom announced new statewide climate change efforts in new york this morning at the climate week, nyc. newsom pledged to sign senator scott wiener's landmark climate change bill into the nation's first comprehensive greenhouse gas emissions disclosure. this came at the opening ceremony of this week's massive climate conference,

the way in which they were ridden, sometimes in reckless fashion, with two people piggybacking on pavementsten dumped, not in proper places where they were supposed to be stored butjust left on pavements. littering the streets. the situation did improve after a couple of years when the town hall read the riot act to the companies and the rules were tightened but by that point it was too late. the mood had turned against them and she had this referendum this year and as expected a few people who voted were opponents and those who used the things did not vote so it was clear what was gonna happen from that moment on and now they are gone. although the ones you are rent have gone, am i correct in thinking the ones that you own are around the city. you are allowed to own one privately? its city. you are allowed to own one rivatel ? , city. you are allowed to own one privately?— privately? its the free- floating fleets that _ privately? its the free- floating fleets that were _ privately? its the free- floating fleets that were available - privately? its the free- floatingj fleets that were avai

it also caused a sinkhole to open up at fillmore and green buckling the pavement around it. the public utilities commission says two pipes ruptured washing out sand and birth "depicable me 3" the pavement which led to the sinkhole. neighbors first heard the rush of water on fillmore last night and one man how the it was raining because he heard so much water. >> it was like a waterfall, and it was loud and then it was like for a good hour, and then this morning i was woken up because of the machinery and the drilling and all the trucks. >> reporter: at least 115 homes and businesses in that-year have been impacted with the flooding and silt that washed into their properties. pg&e crews are also there concerned that the shifting soil could break some gas lines. >>> rescuers are still searching through the rubble looking for survivors in morocco after that deadly 6.8 earthquake struck on friday night. the death toll has now passed 2,800 people with more than 2,500 hurt. >>> it's even hard to comprehend how much loss there. groups connected to the bay area moroccan communities

that's where the state route 87 road rehabilitation project comes in, replacing the roadway pavement with 20 year life cycle, flexible pavement structure. >> we're upgrading 28 curb ramps at six different intersections and we resurfacing 2.9 close to three miles of class one bikeway that runs parallel to the main line. while the $69 million project will bring in those necessary repairs, it's going to take time. >> caltrans, in partnership with vta and the city of san jose, have condensed much of that work into two 56 hour weekends. >> we're going to be saving time potentially three months by doing the work during this full weekend. it's also going to reduce all the overnight nighttime lane closures or nighttime work that can impact the community. >> it starts a 9 p.m. friday, stretching through monday, n later than 5 a.m, the first weekend tackling northbound 87 between state route 85 and interstate 280. >> northboundill be closed. and we do have detours. >> here's a look at two of those detours. caltrans is posted northbound detour a runs southbound to state route 85 to northbound 1

if you want more information visit them as the pavement to parks or contact pavement to parks at sfgovtv.or >> >> good afternoon, everyone. >> thank you. you are right. this is a quiet group. i'm going to need these voices to be raised in all of these issues that we have in san francisco. we need you to be a lot louder and a lot more enthusiastic than that. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> yes, there we are. this is a really really big deal. and you know that because when i did my youth commission swearing in, we got sworn in. mayor, you know how to do a swearing in. >> and i would like to thank mr. -- supervisor ronen, and i am particularly excited because this is where i got my start in public service. to be a san francisco native, and to be appointed as a youth commission is a really big deal. give yourselves a round of applause. let's give a round of applause. >> when i look out at you all and i can say this now because i'm a father of three and i have got some gray hairs. a lot has changed since i was appointed youth commissioner. i see a lot of hope, and i see inspiration because

somewhat pavement. you might need the windshield wipers for a few minutes this morning. a deep marine layer in place that will lead to a cooler than average weekend. overcast skies this morning. we keep the chance of drizzle in the forecast through noon. into the afternoon we are drier. a bit brighter. some sunshine and the winds will increase and temperatures only in the low 60's to low 70's. you want to dress more for fall than summer. we will look at the complete holiday we can forecast coming up in a few minutes. let's see how traffic is doing this morning. jobina: we have two crashes to talk about on westbound 24 that are clogging things up. the first one is going to be westbound 24 before northbound 13. the second is west on 24 before claremont avenue. that one is in the process of clearing. aside from that and the major closure in vallejo we will get to in a moment. everything else pretty clear. the toll plaza, no metering lights on yet. a nice ride going into the holiday weekend. a lot of people are not coming into the office this weekend. overall view of the map

caltrans is working on pavement repairs. all northbound lanes of 87 shut down.ll right. that smoke haze is still hovering above a lot of us this morning. bring in cinthia pimentel. cinthia, when will we see blue skies again? >> i promise you, they're on the way. meantime, we are starting to see the sunrise mixing in with some haze. start over on in oakland seeing hazy sky greet us this morning. also temperatures at 59 degrees. san jose in the 50s. perfect representation of smoke hovering. futurecast for that smoke, we are all going to see more hazy skies today for our saturday plans, but then as we go on into sunday, we're going to start to see the wind ushering in a better chance of some clearing, due to a cold front that will start to move in later on, on sunday. sunday afternoon, seeing better clearing and everybody moving in to the good category for our air quality. walk you through all of that and our temperatures. first official day of fall seeing 60s at the coast 70s inland and tell you about the first rainfall of the season coming um at 7:00. >> looking

inside the region not only bridges, but also overpasses. 174 km have already been laid, the lower pavement is being completed ; uh, social significance, in the way that connects such settlements as, uh, mikhailovka glasses. e, alchevsk, e-e bryanka , pervomaisk, in total , about 3,000 road workers are working in new regions today, these are specialists, from all over russia they have an ambitious goal of overhauling about 1,300 km of roads and restoring over 35 artificial structures. about half have been done in the past. here is a projectile, presumably a radar missile. kharm arrived at an apartment building on the ninth floor, at least four apartments were damaged, from this blow all fragments and fragments will be seized for a correct examination to clarify the specific type of view, the projectile of the apartment itself, of course, the destruction is very large-scale everything that was in the room . everything is destroyed. neighbors say that at the time of arrival she gave it to me, somewhere here it was taken out by the ministry of emergencies the blow fell precisely in the room wh

they were an utter nuisance and they cluttered up the pavement.yone had a story about having narrowly missed one coming careering down than the pavement or with two people on it, and the dangerous driving and so on. the people who missed them, though, of course, are there as well. people who did really use them. and there was you know, there were thousands and thousands of people in paris who did use them, particularly late at night. and it became a real standby for people who are going home after late night parties or drinking in bars and so on. you know, it was a very, very useful way of getting back home when the buses had stopped. they're going to be annoyed, but too bad and they're gone. and we'lljust have to see what alternatives these people turn to now. stay with us here on bbc news. two court cases we are keeping an eye on, in washington i will show the pictures, we expect sentencing of two more proud boys members, behind the uprising of the capital onjanuary the 6th. we are expecting dominic pezolla to have a prosecution pushing for a 20

they were an utter nuisance and they cluttered up the pavement.everyone had a story about having narrowly missed one coming careering down than the pavement or with two people on it, and the dangerous driving and so on. the people who missed them, though, of course, are there as well. people who did really use them. and there was you know, there were thousands and thousands of people in paris who did use them, particularly late at night. and it became a real standby for people who are going home after late night parties or drinking in bars and so on. you know, it was a very, very useful way of getting back home when the buses had stopped. they're going to be annoyed, but too bad and they're gone. and we'lljust have to see what alternatives these people turn to now. a major label has signed a new pop star. why is this news? because the pop star in question, is digital. noonoouri's voice has been made with the help of artificial intelligence. now warner music now have her on their books and she's releasing her first song. what does it mean for the m

it's going to extend the service life of the pavement, add another 20-year life cycle, flexible pavementter: hopefully it will be easier on our cars. the southbound lanes are going to get the same treatment on a separate weekend in october. this will be tough for some local businesses who depend on the traffic coming off the freeway. but hopefully if the work goes according to plan, the freeway will reopen in time for the monday morning commute. the goal for caltrans is to reopen by 5:00 on monday morning. so plan those reroutes. mike has help with that. >> he's been great. in fact, he's been warning us about these closures coming our way. so let's talk about some of the work-arounds, because this is a thoroughfare. i'm on it every day. >> the majority of the freeway itself. so let's get you a closer look. the closure will be this red section in the middle that we've marked northbound. only northbound from highway 85 all the way up to downtown, so that stretch there is five miles marked in red. in yellow, one of the detours along the freeways, that is ten miles longer, so that's 15 miles

. 0ne embedded into the pavement.ion show the apprentice but since he ran for president, it has proved almost as controversial as he is. latina advocacy groups demanded it be removed after he was quoted as calling mexicans rapists and drug traffickers. in recent years, it has repeatedly been defaced and destroyed only to be repaired despite the fact city officials here who generally have little regard for mr trump would rather see it removed. there were calls for another star that has commonly been vandalised, that of the comedian bill cosby, to be removed after he was accused of sex abuse. the hollywood chamber of commerce which administers the walk of fame continues to resist any such calls saying once a star is added, it is considered part of the historicalfabric of the historical fabric of hollywood. now some are starting to wonder why and there appeared to be a number of quite complex reasons. not least the question marks over whether the walk of fame actually constitutes as state landmark, thereby making it off—

kandovan tunnel, it was ruing heavily and there were too many cars on the streets, so i had to walk the pavementплотно работают технику. участок работы круглосуточный 7 дней в неделю изделие технологически во-первых уже сказал алюминие. without industry is unimaginable, it lets us travel, communicate and live, yet there is a dangerous downside, our factories could produce pollution so toxic that just breathing might threaten your life. some who've never been sick were developing really bad coughs, and those who are already ill, some of them were starting to die, it's almost like lid stuck over london, so all of those pollutants. coming out of the chimnes and the factories got stuck creating this thick slushy slurry smog. your press of headlines, iron successfully puts new 3 imaging satellite into orbit and yet another achievement for the country's aerospace industry. the answer leader is called on the saudiled coalition to stop it siege and aggression, stressing yemen will not accept any form of... western hegemmany and national morning in iraq for victims of a wedding party fire in the iraqi ci

in the middle of the pavement, for example, in a word , scooters were knitted on and anywhere, non-complianceh the rules of the road . their driver who rides scooters knows the rules. no absolutely not. i also think that they are often too dangerous to drive between cars or on the pedestrian part will benefit everyone and the owners are more careful and the police. if necessary , tracking down the intruder is much easier regina sevastyanova european power bureau. ustyansky yakutia is a rich region with a harsh arctic disposition, huge potential for development and an inexhaustible low-power zab-station, the first such project of modern russia, which is designed to solve problems with electricity in the region . they require energy supply, but there is no unified system and it is impossible to create conditions for the living of engineers, designers, workers in the zone permafrost, where around the swampy area there is a comfortable room for the living of administrative buildings, everything for efficient work. the first 250 can be accommodated here. the stations are really not just some kind

he fell down, cracked his head on the pavement. 0ne punch. 0ne punch destroyed jamie's life and destroyedull was removed because of a bleed on his brain. you must have been terrified? proper terrified. not only once, but several times we thought we were going to lose him, and that fear in your mind, you just can't explain it. can't explain it. horrible, horrible and i'd hate, and i'd absolutely detest it, if it happened to anybody else. he was in a coma for the best part of eight weeks. he was trying to open his eyes, and that went on for a couple of months where, "put your tongue out, jamie", and he would put his tongue out. i knew he was there. he had to learn how to walk again. he had to learn how to talk. every day i wake up, i'm thankful i've still got my son. he's not the man he was. but we've still got him. nowjamie's family is supporting a new campaign. north yorkshire police officers are going into schools to talk to teenagers about the impact one punch can have. they are getting to a stage now where they are going out into town. so it's really important that they know, but also

and caltrans has been hard at work doing this main major pavement repairs in this area. now it's a three mile stretch that they've been working on. they've been trying to move quickly, closing down the highway over four weekends to try to avoid a big traffic impact. but those detours have caused some headaches and we could see a backup with people coming back from their labor day weekend vacations. now, if we take a look at the map, the closures are on the westbound side this weekend, the detour takes drivers onto 780in vallejo past benicia and then onto 680 towards concord. you can then re enter 80 at highway four. now if you're headed up to sacramento, that side of the highway and the bridge is open, still the pavement on i-80 that we're replacing, we've been spot repairing for over 30 years. so what we're doing in one fell swoop is completely replacing that area so we don't have to go back for 40 years. this weekend is the first time in its 20 year history that the carquinas bridge has been closed. many of us know it as the carquinez bridge, but it's named the alfred

i don't know the pavements in the streets all throughout the amount of cash. we've seen people sitting out waiting for another uncomfortable night. they are simply unwilling or afraid to spend that night in doors, june or the hardest hit areas are actually a few dozen kilometers south of where you are and south of marrakech. that's where hundreds upon hundreds of people die. do you know if help is managing to reach those areas? information i'll have to tell you is pretty patchy at the moment. you're absolutely right. this is by no means the center of these quite that was 70. i take them to southwest of europe in the high up this mountains, an area rural area for the finding communities. who are roads of the best of times now? probably by role full and so on, where communities will be thinking through rubble with their hands waiting for the proper help to arrive the government here in rural cuz it's not cool for international assistance yet. we know it is on stand by. it's been opened by the tex, it's been opened by the red cross and the red crescent. all of th

so i had to walk on the pavement and it was covered in mud.downside, our factories could produce pollution so toxic that just breathing my threat to life, some who've never been sick or develop really bad coughs. and those who are already ill, some of them were started to die, it's almost like a lid suck over london, so all of those pollutants coming out of the chimnes and the... factories got stuck creating this thick, slushy, slurry smog. ian puddick found himself controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegation. against ian, there was overkill in the police approach to this, in the raids in his home, the raids on his business. it didn't seem necessary. police interviews went unrecorded, accusations were made against ian without any justification. if what he was saying was true, what he has done is left huge quantity of class a drugs to be sold. is that sort of thing that that a policeman would really do? and wo

khovantsy lice, olympic reserve the guarantor themselves were united by one road of memory and the pavementa, juveniles, piradulila the route one and a half kilometers before passing the royal lion. we fled because we wanted to dedicate our victory to the last burned village in belarus. it was the last village that, unfortunately, the germans in belarus killed 43 people. we are very sad. we remember everyone who was there, and therefore we want to prove our memory, uh, today’s cross-country. well, that's it, at school we went to clean-up days and felt hmm mass graves. i have more about grandfather stepan, he went through three finnish wars. eh, the second world war and the japanese need to be joked about , the memory of our defenders ran well, but is dedicated to our great-grandfathers. those who fought. during the run, commemorative gifts were torn from the belkoler delegation by two companies, relatives from the bt veterans council and war detainees, not upershinyu. and nevypodkova, driving through the tilavoi district for events in memory of the native land of our former colleague nikola

maximum added a large part of the elements of the canon structure, iron-toned sheets and new asphalt pavementsave already opened zaporizhskaya streets to traffic in both directions , we are already completing landscaping work, this includes landscaping, restoration of existing parameters of the embankment, pedestrian connections, samy pratsyagly ў city road on praspekts zhukava, the bridge between the street chchygunachnaya and arloivskaya, amal dzyasyatak overpass on the minskaya kaltsavaya at the tym liku site for 25 kilometers mkat already adremantavana. the next 20 years have only soft eyes. the plan is for the renewal of the main tax and the improvement of the traffic flow. pasharennya palos, z'ezda, zones for dispersal, z'yaulennya bicycle lanes. the engineer is behind this. under the control of special specialists of gardarbuda and dzharzhautain inspectors and taxa the organization of comfortable interchanges on the road to new microdistricts of the city, the logical arrangement of transport hubs to avoid congestion and emergency situations. ilya tsvyatko and ivan martynovich to the age

one led the pavement and sidewalks, replaced the vegetable garden and lacquers, dousing respect withough for references, borscht became obsolete for a thousand new slides and arela. so, near the kastrulnitsky district , a child and complexes showed up. we are here recently moved here. i don’t know what it was like before, but now we like it very well, the kids like it, because you will come here more often when older. it will be very interesting. we will be happy to come was very convenient. i have younger. the daughter is walking. here , on the swings, and the older ones are pumped up, they walk, volleyball comes here , it has become very good, very convenient. no need to go anywhere or to the gyms, so we like it better. all the same utilities. nasty order is not able. if we are this we will do it together with the population that lives e, in one or another dual territory e there will be more credited and a better effect for both the residents of the capital and the guests who come to us to note that people work not for someone, but for themselves these yards of our territories are

bell, an raf veteran has sailed 280 feet down the royal london hospital from the helipad to the pavemente for now. hello, i'm mark edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up on our show. sensational century from sciver—brunt helps england seal a series win against sri lanka. sancho sent away. the manchester united winger won't train with the first team until his issues with ten hag are resolved. and you'll find out why francis tiafoe was somewhat unhappy about the decision in his davis cup tie versus the netherlands. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with cricket and a scintillating century from nat sciver—brunt has seen her write her name into the history books with england's fastest ever 0di hundred. it was the perfect platform to help her side thrash sri lanka at leicestershire's grace road in the east midlands of england to take the series 2—0. the match reduced to 31 overs per side due to rain, but that didn't stop the stand in skipper, sciver—brunt gaining her 100th 0di cap and in perfect synergy hitting a sensational century in just 66 balls. she w

pavement quality and condition is a significant factor. scooter wheels are much smaller then bike wheels so they feel the jolts and bumps of poor pavement more thoroughly then people on a bike do. part of our plan and part of this effort is looking at taking a fresh look how we design our network facilities. trying to account for this broader range of users and what does that mean in terms of the way we treat pavement condition, the way we dewrine facilities, the width, how intersections work. we need to take a fresh look how to insure that these facilities are welcoming, inclusive and intuitive for the broad range of users, because certainly we hear especially in soma and plenty other places about the concerns people have, especially the seniors and residential with disabilities about the safety hazards and risks they experience when interacting with scooter riders on the sidewalk, and that is a problem we need to solve and there are tools we have through the micro mobility providers and permit we have with them to help work on enforcemen

the concrete pavement on those lanes.rning having these closures now will shorten the duration of the project and also helped them beat and completed this project before the winter weather arrives. >> but we started this project northbound closure so that we can improve the ride quality enhance the pavement state route. 87, we'll come back in october the south bank definitely heard from the public and from the that it was time to improve quality. so we're laying down a 20 year life cycle pavement structure that's going improve the ride quality and don't have to come back out here for a few decades. >> okay. there are 2 detours will help you get around these closures going northbound. we'll have those kron. 4 dot com. want to learn more before you head out the door. we're going back to you studio for now, stephanie. all right. some helpful information there. tiffany, thank you. >> starting tomorrow, free covid tests are coming that the biden administration is digging into their stockpiles to restart their free test program

above-ground highways near the capital acts, work will be carried out to arrest the walkie-talkie, the pavementsre overgrown at the stage of capital ramonts, the overpass, radiating a mask into the streets. and chkalova, this object is undergoing a planned reconstruction, replacing the hoods of the span swells, the organization of road peas was especially respected as part of the work, the permanent traffic management scheme provides for the improvement of the organization with safe conditions, both for the movement of drivers and for the movement of pedestrians in terms of expansion uh pedestrian connections between ascents and descents, transition to express lanes and bringing them to the appropriate standards. at the final stage of work on updating the overpass on zaporozhskaya street , the section at 25 km of the minsk ring road was put into operation after restoration. passage to the wife of a strip of pies for an hour , storing special cargo equipment and assembling combat gear, the course program for a young fighter in minsk, an accident, you spent the day of dating at the wooden college,

the pavement changes have closed many elements of the garadian infrastructure, but the worst ones are not fresh. traditional draulianaga peratvaraўsya ў muravany. on the unfolding of the current activity in svizha, the increased progress in such western european cities, and we believe that another 16 hundred years ago, the settlement centers, ardynatsy nyasvizhskaya, were increasingly producing a significant number of stone and ant-like buildings. at the geta period there lays the mānyāetstsa planirovka agvorda, lays the muravana zamak, well, as we know, it is sweat and cerpіts, and the residence of kanchatkova was only farmed in 18 centuries past the night in ainu, there will be kastsel, monasteries, and the city centers will become the center of geta, of course square, gandlevaya square, and there was a famous town hall. according to all the canons, the centers of pavinna were stationed town hall, celebration of the garad volnass. the dammed door was parched in the traditional belarusian warehouse of the meat shop, where the central meeting was held on the square of the castle. ale

the hell of this monastery is captured only by the two-pavement veins of the building.rovka, pukhavitskaya district. the month is 75 km from the city of minsk, so our team of vandros will sing together in the most diverse regions. geta plans for the near future, just as soon as i know how well the arrangement of kandratsyuk’s hands and the honored artist of our country, victory and alyoshka, are right. iago has black eyebrows. sharavars, chobots, spurs, three oaks to the left, three oaks to the right, walking cossack vyaselle. victoria, there’s just a little time left, and we ’re finishing writing our song. victoria, please tell me what you remember about this summer? i remember it with bright moments, of course, impressions, these are the festivals, our main ones, this is alexandria, this is the slavic bazaar, and... and many more wonderful concerts, by the way, my solo concert at the mir castle, and musical evenings at the mir castle, in general, there was a lot of things, so we didn’t manage to rest this summer, but in general we are at work, everything is fine, wond

pavement quality and condition is a significant factor. scooter wheels are much smaller then bike wheels so they feel the jolts and bumps of poor pavement more thoroughly then people on a bike do. part of our plan and part of this effort is looking at taking a fresh look how we design our network facilities. trying to account for this broader range of users and what does that mean in terms of the way we treat pavement condition, the way we dewrine facilities, the width, how intersections work. we need to take a fresh look how to insure that these facilities are welcoming, inclusive and intuitive for the broad range of users, because certainly we hear especially in soma and plenty other places about the concerns people have, especially the seniors and residential with disabilities about the safety hazards and risks they experience when interacting with scooter riders on the sidewalk, and that is a problem we need to solve and there are tools we have through the micro mobility providers and permit we have with them to help work on enforcemen

it's better for motorists and also better for the pavement because it doesn't get the pounding that causes vibration that damages it. we should get 40 years of life out of this work we are doing this weekend. >> it's only affecting west lanes. all east bound lanes remain open during construction. how are you going to get around this mess? all weekend, alternates have been 780, 680, highway 4. a lot of people are off work and school so we are not seeing as much traffic as we did friday. it got quite busy on the alternates. later today you will see busy conditions on 780, take that to 680 and whip around highway 4 or take it through walnut creek to the 580 connector and that will get you to the bay bridge. you have some options. expect busy conditions later on because a lot of people will be on their way home. if you are getting out and about, maybe plan your travels around this closure and when it will be less busy. a live look across major airports. tsa expects to screen more than 14 million passengers around this labor day book ending busiest summer travel period the agency has recorded.

one three mile long smooth trip, better for motorists and also for the pavement because it doesn't get the pounding that causes the vibration that damages it. we should get 40 years of life out of this work we are doing this weekend. >> it's only west bound lanes. all east bound lanes remain open during the construction. we have seen a lot of brake lights around the alternates. 780, 680, highway 4 are expected to be busy again especially as a lot of people come home from the long labor day holiday weekend. if you are planning on traveling and getting out the door, i would suggest getting on the road before 1:00. at least you will beat some of the traffic. 780 to 680, cut to highway 4, the alternates today but it will be busy as more cars are on the road way. >>> tsa expects to screen more than 14 million passengers book ending the busy travel period. triple a says more americans are heading abroad with international bookings up 44%. overseas hotel and cruise bookings are also up. san francisco businesses hope to see up tick in foot traffic this labor day weekend but that does not seem

. >>> oakland's mayor pounding the pavement to get neighbors to take part in a city-wide survey. >> let's go oakland! >> the mayor gathered with community groups and young people. it's called talking transition oakland. the goal to get 5,000 residents to weigh in on the online survey, topics of housing, homelessness, economic opportunity and safety. it comes as oakland is facing increasing challenges of crime and public safety. >> public safety is top of mind, housing top of mind. but this is engaging with young people to get to solutions. >> it's not acceptable. we are living in fear. i never lived in fear in my life. >> another event is planned for next saturday at castlemont high school. in oakland, a woman died after a shooting near lowell park in downtown. officers responding to the shot spotter applications in the air. one of the victims died near the scene, the second is recovering in the hospital. homicide investigators are trying to identify who is responsible. >>> how the city missed out on millions of dollars to tackle crime. oakland was left off the governor's list because it

the closure here, there was pavement sludge, and we talked about that, and it was the stuff that went into paving the roadways, and the westbound direction was closed -- basically it was closed through the 11:00 p.m. news, and it reopened this morning. we will look at the map, and for those that don't know where 780 is, here's the carquinez bridge, and this was closed yesterday, and both ways are open now. we are looking at a smooth drive coming down, and westbound 80 is the smooth route. the rest of the east bay moving smoothly. we have a disabled vehicle that we will check on. and the altamont, the drive just starting to build, right on cue. back to you. >> thank you. >>> students rocked by gunfire return to class today in oakland. while the case seems closed, concerns are front and center. >> today in the bay's bob redell is live outside the skyline high school. parents are demanding security. >> reporter: yeah, some parents are asking the oakland unified to install metal detectors at skyline. this was the scene on skyline late tuesday morning, and there was a large police response

the work is part of a $69 million project that will replace the pavement.ramps at six intersections and improve drainage. detours are in place for drivers. the work is expected to wrap up by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> a live look at s.a.p. center where the sharks play their first preseason game tonight. check out this time lapse video. it shows the crews installing the ice surface. they host vegas at 5:00 today. the nhl regular season starts october 10th, and the sharks open two days later against the golden knights at the shark tank. >>> and cinthia has one last look at our forecast today. cinthia? >> i really like the zamboni at the sharks game, because they have the shark on the side of it. it looks really cool. >> it looks like the shark is putting the ice together. >> it's a chilly morning to watch hockey, if you have the chance, as we wake up to the 50s. we'll see better air quality later on this afternoon. tracking the rain chances to the north. mainly for the north bay tomorrow evening, as it will dump more rain to the pacific northwest, putting out

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to the technical condition of children's play equipment of small architectural forms and improved pavementssage to footpaths. uh, front garden maintenance in green spaces. and, of course, participation in the improvement of the e-population at the oil house. ramontu near the central area has a new look in bali 88 yards have replaced stairs or entrances, refreshed green areas, shaped a vegetable garden near the arsenal for families from a parshinka. now, up to such 151 from tenths and sporting shelling, bright slides of lauki, with cartoon characters and armored rails. let such a cossack butcher get tired at the yard along the avenue of the pyramors. this is a dance for the oldest children, and for adults, justice for little zushi. right workout zone and spartan dance. some public utilities are not able to order. if we do this together with the population that lives in this or that yard area. eh, the effect will be much greater and better for both the residents of the capital and the guests who come to us, it is gratifying to note that people do not work for someone else, but for themselves

you can see police and first responders tending to a person lying on the pavement, their next to the water. this video is from the citizen app. it happened on the western side of the lake where madison street meets lakeside drive. that's just across the street from the lake merritt apartments and across the water from the lake merritt gardens, emergency personnel to take the victim to the hospital. we do not know what their condition is. oakland police say they're investigating. they're asking for anyone with information to contact them. let's talk about our forecast. taking a live look outside from our mount tam cam. quite a bit of fog hanging over the headlands and just across the bay kron. meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details on what folks can expect on this back half of their labor day holiday. yeah, talk a little bit about what happened in burning man 2. so let's start with where we are right now, which is to say that we're getting some sunshine out there, getting some clearing. you're taking a live look at the embarcadero. >> and i want to talk about what's going on

people are returning to derna, not to resume their lives, but to identify the dead, laid out on city pavementsthe hope they might be claimed. we traveled across a shattered landscape, derna's distinctive mosque a lone survivor. at the port, derna's dead are still returning to the city, but thousands of others swept far from here will never come home. anna foster, bbc news for cbs news, derna. >>> to turim i italy and thehe deadly c crash of ann italian a force jet. the pilott ejejected, the plane crashihing into a car on n the ground. a 5-year-old girl inside the car was killed. a second child and both parents survived with burns. >>> tonight son of the mexican drug kingpin known as el chapo is being held in a u.s. prison. lopez was extra i dited to the . last night. he helped run what attorney general merrick garland called the largest, most violent and most prolific fentanyl trafficking operation in the world. lopez was captured by mexican troops in january amid gun battles that left at least 29 dead. >>> today authorities released aerial video that helped in the capture of escaped killer da