i'm camille, a service coordinator with at plaza east. >> and i'm a service coordinator. for the month of february services have successfully been able to assist property management. we were also able to host a coffee hour and bingo for six residents. we also hosted a valentine's day goodie bag for 25 residents and we have been providing weekly hot meals for 18 family on sites, we also were able to host a healing and wellness event for six residents in partnership with dph crisis services as well as being able to partner with tenant association to provide lunch with their weekly senior programming that is held on tuesday at 1:00 p.m. right now, the influx of residents that we have is about 20 for each week. so, furthermore we were able to host a healing a wellness appreciation dinner in partnership with dph crisis for 28 residents. and i'll go ahead and pass it to shakwan for technology support. >> yes, we provided technology support in partnership with definite mission. we have three resident who are undergoing the program so to* where they're learning technology so they

youth, we were able to get funding from house authority by pressuring them with residents from plaza east. we were able to get $7 million in capital needs improvement. 12 ft. $2 million in services and s programs. this wouldn't happen without funding from this budget. despite our progress, our work is far from over. these cuts will jeopardize our ability to address pressing needs such p as repairs and maintenance and resident services and diminish the impact of our efforts. >> thank you very much for addressing this committee. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is [indiscernible] and i work in the commission for homelessness. today i want to say that today the revenue for the proxy money. the city is proposing $5 million for families in housing subsidies. $5.5 million to homeless youth. this is a

in 2022, the house called to explore at that time, it was specifically for plaza east. and we urged that they initial the application to reserve units under the fair clause to rad option. that is still nearly 2 years later, that's not been done by the housing authority. but fair cloth do rad as an option was made even more attract you have by changes at the federal level in 2023. and yet the housing authority still refuses to utilize this program even after an increase offer from my office and advocates including the national housing law project. the housing authority inex mrikably has not announced its intention to submit a single request for what is known as the notice of rad rents which is what initials the fair cloth to rad option and it's important to understand that just submitting this which is literally a few clicks it's a non binding process, it would reserve even for some reason, the nonprofit developer or city opted not to pursue the development, it is a non binding process but one that is necessary to reserve the funds to finance new units. national alley, o

and so you're going to have a slow drive on that east shore freeway from richmond all the way to the toll plaza. there's also a crash in the eastbound direction at the carquinez bridge toll plaza. so eastbound direction non commute direction. it's not tying things up too badly. there here's a live look at highway 24 as you make your way to the caldecott tunnel. no big problems there and a picture now of that highway for a traffic camera. you can see it is busy, sluggish and it will be slow getting around that curve towards. 680 702 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you ali. well, nurses in the south bay say they are being asked to do more than they can handle. now santa clara county is bracing for its first ever nurses strike . let's go to ktvu. james torres, who's live for us in san jose this morning to talk about their demands and how the county is reacting. good morning to you, james. >> claudine, good morning to you. well, just about a few minutes ago, across the street from where we're standing right now, you see a couple dozen nurses holding the signs yelling those chants off

vietnam speech that will be at the oakland city hall plaza at noon. >> time now to check traffic 749 and we will start with this picture of the east, which kind of tells the story. once the rain started to come down, we saw a lot more crashes happening, particularly at the bay bridge toll plaza and also on 880 and approaching the macarthur maze. there's just too many to mention here, so we can show you some of the live pictures so you can see the impact. it's having in the northbound direction. 880 past the coliseum. some slow traffic there. also a couple crashes in the southbound direction past this view as you approach hayward, your drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze will take you about 40 minutes. it is a very rainy drive, as you can see from the traffic cameras, and once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll have to wait there as well. 750 here's steve paulson. a lot of rain coming down. it's just the beginning. >> it's started, that's for sure. about a 10th of an inch for some a little bit more up towards the north towards sonoma county out to the russian river, lima valley also marine county has pic

scene, westbound jammed up out of richmond, approaching berkeley, making the toll plaza a lot lighter. the rest of the east bay has a standard pattern. it's only the eastshore freeway that's jammed. >> thanks, mike. >>> how about a purdy big pay raise? up next, how the 49ers quarterback just earned himself a major boost and why the team is not paying for >>> welcome back. it is 6:27 this morning. san francisco 49ers quarterback brock purdy just landed a big pay bonus and the team didn't pay any of it. the nfl awarded purdy more than $700,000 as part of the league's performance-based playing program which pays based on playing time and salaries. purdy is on a rookie contract that pays him $870,000. meanwhile, the bonus will nearly double his earnings this season. this comes after purdy threw 31 touchdowns and led the niners to the super bowl. >> i would say that's pretty good performance. >> hello. >>> we have a lot more ahead at 6:30, including bracing for a walkout in the south bay. >> reporter: nurses are walking off the job here at valley medical, as well as two other hospitals and 13 clinics here in th

plaza: >> thank you. is this grant for complexes east and west? >> yes, that is correct. >> are they currently occupied? >> we have a tenant we signed a lease last year. >> which one is it? >> it is called the greater organization, or tyler florence is the main entity behind the operation. >> thank you. is it occupying both complexes or the west or east? >> the lease is for both cafe spaces. currently the east cafe is undergoing repairs so not operation right now. the cooking display case is inoperable as well as the [indiscernible] connects to downstairs. >> can you help me understand and clarify, did tyler florence and company receive $500 thousand grant from oewd already in order for them to open one of the complex? >> i have a colleague from oewd if you have specific questions, but yes there was a grant to that tyler florence for activation during their initial start up. >> great. could you help me understand if there is someone here from oewd i love to help me understand what was the $500 thousand for-it is all $2 million goes to capital improvement is my serkd part of the question. the first part,

plaza. it was blocking one of the toll booths, but now it's just been moved off to the shoulder. but it is a slow drive if you're ahead and through the east bay carquinez bridge, macarthur maze will take you 46 minutes. that's longer than we like to see it. toll plaza looking at a 20 minute delay for a minute there, it looked like it was lightning up, but not the case anymore. and highway four at bay point, you see some slow traffic there as well. 740 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali, our time is 740. ticketmaster and its parent company, live nation. they're not real popular now with american consumers. we'll tell you what the justice department may be planning because of the company's practices over the past few years. >> let's head out to our newsroom now. say hello again to andre senior. as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings on two. well good morning. >> there's been a lot of talk about the airline industry lately. of course, from boeing's problems to the jetblue spirit merger being blocked and now new scrutiny on alaska air and its proposed merger with hawaiian airlines. new at eight. why some bay area

and let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, where you see the sun coming up through those clouds in the east and a bit of a crowd at the toll plaza. not too bad yet. this is about a 10 to 15 minute delay to get onto the span. 601. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. ali two san francisco jails went on lockdown this weekend. that's after sheriff's deputies say they have been attacked by inmates. ktvu james torres live with the details of the lockdown and what the sheriff's deputies union is now demanding from city leaders. james pam, good morning. >> well locked down at two county jails means there are no programs going on, no visitation, no services happening at those two jails for the time being. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association is now calling on the national guard to come in to help fill some of these gaps. they say left behind by some staffing shortages and they say as a result, in the last three weeks, nine of its deputies have been attacked within those county jails. just friday, the union says some of its deputies suffered some dislocated shoulders and othe

richmond parkway and go slowly on to that build, as you approach the toll plaza in richmond to marin county. we're going to stay in the east bay and go to pleasant hill. this is impacting traffic in 242 and 680. a couple of lanes are blocked there as a car crashed and ended up on its roof there. the situation in the north bay, we're looking at a 30-minute drive into lakeville highway. and under ten minutes to get yourself down 101, over the golden gate bridge. >> thank you, cinthia. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> this weekend, you can get free answers to your tax questions from a real irs staffer. i'm chris chmura. i'll show you where and when, next. >>> you can now apply for nbc universal's local impact grants. the program entering its seventh year, awarding more than $227,000 to eligible local nonprofits. the application window is open until friday, april 19th. for details, scan the q.r. code on your screen. it will take you directly to our website. >>> the sound you're hearing as the deadline to file your state and federal income tax returns is monday. >> procrastinators has the weekend, plus

east and africa. organizers are planning to gather at the embarcadero plaza at 10:00 a.m. >>> the bay area's only safariging to life to celebrate earth day. >> sonoma county safari west will hold a family day tomorrow that will include conservation and education. dozens of groups are expected to take part. one of the co-founders says visitors are going to be able to meet and greet with conservation experts. >> they bring with them some animals. we have bats coming, ravens, and the children who come and the adults who come to participate get to see all of these creatures up close and personal. >> how cool is that? so the park, of course, is going to include hundreds of animals. they also have zebras, a rhino, cheetahs, antelopes. they're encouraging you to dress up your children in their favorite animal costume. >> nice chance to go out and see it. >>> the weather is going to be extraordinary. >> it really is. comfortable enough to where you're feeling warm but not too hot. >> which is good because summertime can get hot. >> i love to see the future conservationists. send us photos, please. we love to sh

plaza. you know, overall it's pretty typical. no crashes. but you have got the slowing as you head out of the easte city. and our travel times looking pretty hefty on the altamont pass as well as the westbound 80 commute. nicole? >>> all right, gianna. well, the portola music festival that you see right behind me here is returning to san francisco for a third year. and it's promising neighbors to be better about the noise complaints. ♪ the electronic music festival will be at pier 80 on september 28th and 29th. the promoter golden boys put out a letter saying they're going to focus on better noise control measures this year. if you recall the event drew complaint from both people living in san francisco and in the east bay. reed? >>> okay. biggest blue catfish ever caught and how does that sound? bragging lights for an ohio teenager we're talking about jalen parker set a state record for reeling in the fish tipping the scales at nearly 102 very healthy pounds. that fish back in the habitat this morning and it has a new name. it's bobby the blue cat. and bobby is being set free right there. >> do y

880 in the east bay, i would advise it if you need to get from the east bay over to san francisco, take bart. the bay bridge toll plaza looks okay even though there is a backup there, but it's not as bad as it would be, because a lot of that traffic volume that would normally be coming from northbound 880 is at a stop at embarcadero. >> we have some more breaking news to tell you about this morning that the bureau of prisons says it is going to shut down the federal corrections institute in dublin. the women's prison has been the subject of sexual abuse allegations in ktvu. james torres is live from the correctional facility in dublin, breaking down the reasons for the closure and explaining what will happen to the inmates at that prison. james >> yeah, andre, we've talked to a number of lawyers, attorneys who represent women inside this prison who have been involved in some lawsuits surrounding the prison, saying they're pretty shocked to hear the news this morning. there are about 600 inmates at the all female prison that sits right behind me here in dublin. some have already been transferred out of here. the rest c

also picking up as more people get on the road in this part of east contra costa county bay bridge toll plazat yet on and things are still moving here. 531 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, topping our news this morning, we are learning more about the actions law enforcement had to take to clear the protesters blocking interstate 880 in oakland and the golden gate bridge. the pro-palestinian protesters say they wanted to create an economic blockade in an effort that was seen in cities around the world. ktvu is amanda quintana joining us now from our newsroom with the latest arrest numbers here in the bay area. amanda. >> well, pam, it was definitely a hectic day yesterday. now that police have gotten some time to process what happened at four different protest scenes in the bay area, they're releasing more information about what made it all so difficult to clear. >> like all your fingers let go and let go of the let go, let go. they're twisting it. let go for no reason. let go of the bar. let let go of the bar. >> hp put this video on social media showing the device used by protesters

east of treasure island. we don't see a backup building at the toll plaza.shows traffic still moving. okay, getting onto the span, we'll continue to keep an eye on it. here's a live look at highway four in bay point. it's getting busier as the morning goes on. same with the san mateo bridge, but still no major issues there to tell you about. 532 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, ali, thank you. well, it's now a hot debate between two major bay area airports, san francisco and oakland. the oakland international airport wants to add the words san francisco bay to its name to attract more travelers. ktvu is amanda quintana is here in the studio now with some of the arguments for and against that name change. good morning amanda. >> good morning. yes, sfo definitely has something to say about this possible name change. and does not want to see san francisco added to oac's name. in a news release yesterday, a representative expressed concern, saying the new name could be misleading and will cause confusion for the public, either through a misunderstanding

very pretty sunrise behind those east bay hills and richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. slow. this bridge was pretty empty up until about, oh, 20 minutes or so ago. we'll do another check of east bay camera in highway 24 through lafayette and walnut creek. you can see it is getting busier, but no major issues there to tell you about. 619 here's steve paulson. it's a nice clear sunrise in those east bay hills. >> nice today and tomorrow then changes on the way into the week. so today and tomorrow get out and enjoy. take a look at the weekend totals for snow, which was not too bad. palisades tahoe for the month of march. pam guess how many feet they had for the month of march? >> month of march? 1013. okay. very nice. >> not bad? all right. for the weekend, tahoe, donner, north star, heavenly and bear valley. between 14 and 21in of snow. mount rose at 25. rainfall totals. we talked about santa cruz mountains. probably look to be the focus for the heaviest rain. and lo and behold, that's exactly what happens. sometimes it works out. ben loman 2.09, boulder creek, 207 morgan

because because of that closure on 880 people who have to get from the far east bay to oakland to the bay bridge toll plaza are using alternate routes. we showed you how backed up 580 was. highway 24 is slower than usual at this time of the morning, possibly because people are avoiding 880 and now 580 altogether. quick check of the toll plaza shows traffic here is light again. that may be because all the traffic is at a standstill just before the macarthur maze and the bay bridge at northbound 880. we don't know when the chp will be able to reopen the road because of that protest. and northbound. 880. 804 let's go over to steve paulson. >> all right, ali, thank you. well, we have high clouds. we have low clouds. we have fog. other than that, there's nothing going on here but temperatures. man they were cold on the weekend. as you know, we're in the 40s here on the temps or low 50s, but a lot of low clouds. few sun breaks in there, but it's going to be a tall order to warm up too much today. but we'll do a little bit here. and kicking the clouds away, i'll tell you doing doing our best. some sun today. but

we're also looking at the richmond, sandra fell bridge where the toll plaza there shows a drive time of only 8 minutes to get from the east bay side to the north bay, the san mateo bridge also looking good. 15 minutes times get better and better with traffic speeding long here on westbound. 92. and then our final stop for you. the bay bridge where it's only 17 minutes to get from the macarthur maze into san francisco. >> time to talk winners and losers. as our financial expert rob black morning route. so i know that the some financials are coming up. apple, mcdonald's, coke and amazon. i think i own a little amazon. but to tell it's a set it and forget it so how are how are they expected to do? >> i amazon and they're expected to do a nice last week, alphabet came out with google's numbers. and they raised their dividend. amazon hasn't created bennett given yet. so a lot of people expect it move stocks higher. so congrats on owning that. i own amazon as well. 4 out of 5 companies have surpassed earnings expectations. this quarter. so it's it's a nice quarter so far. this is the busiest week of the earnings season, which h

plaza. last time we checked, it was bumper to bumper and now you can see the drive getting a little bit better on that eastll. a 21 minutes to get from the carquinez bridge to macarthur maze. bay bridge toll plaza has been light for the last hour or so. 817 let's check in with steve paulson. you can see a little bit of a breeze, a light breeze in that traffic camera there with the spider web moving around a little offshore breeze out there. >> ali. that is true mainly in the hills, but we'll have a slight offshore. take a look at the weekend snow for the mounds, which was really, really good for march here. palisades picked up 13ft of snow in march. tahoe donner over the weekend 21in burrill 15. north star had 20, mount rose 25. i think they were the leader of the pack there. heavenly 14 and kirkwood picked up 16in of new snow rainfall. we thought santa cruz mountains might take the brunt or the most and they did. ben lowman 209 boulder creek, 207 morgan hill with thunderstorms picked up just shy of two inches of rain, and monte doon, 1.86. i know fairfax in marin county had an inch and three quarters as w

plaza. shawn chitnis is live in berkeley and sean, are we starting to see police show up this morning? because a lot of arrests were made in the east coast on the east coast campuses. >live>read. good morning. we are not seeing that here. we certainly know that police are in the area, but they have not shown any signs of needing to intervene or even have their presence be close to this demonstration ><<>here. >>i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at how things are this morning. we've been here for a few hours now, and we are starting to watch students wake up emerged from their tents we can see some working on laptops. and just really taking over the steps and continuing to keep ><<>that >>presence here. we understand that the size has likely doubled since it began with so many more tents. this morning, then when folks were here on monday, certainly an impact of just seeing it along telegraph and having that influence to get more students involved, those that have been here have explained to ><<>us >>that they are protesting the war in gaza, and they wanted to create this encampment in solidarity. with those othe

we move now to the east bay, where a protest continues to grow at uc berkeley. tents remain at sproul plaza tonight, where the demonstration has remained peaceful. there's less than three weeks to go before the end of cal's spring semester . you see, has not said and is not saying that it will plan to change its investment policies or practices, which is something that protesters have been calling for. >> in los angeles, hundreds of protesters set up a camp demonstration at ucla today. dozens of tents are now at the center of campus there. the encampment was set up with a media check in desk, medical tent and library. it was eventually enclosed with fortified walls, a counter protest broke out earlier tonight, but no arrests were made and no injuries have been reported. >> we are here because we have a set of demands, including divestment, with our university in ucla. >> i think this is a shame, shame that ucla administration is allowing this to happen. >> access is still restricted tonight at the university of southern california. security guards are placed at two campus gates where unregi

plaza and other areas. people are dealing and using illegal drugs. still ahead, the rover morning news east bay burger joint facing a lawsuit. >> why the owner says it's now 14 in the closed its doors for good. for you to do your basil, john, reporting in washington. what advice the irs has for you? and this is your look at what we have predawn hours tomorrow morning. some of our heaviest of rain pushing through into the bay area. >> i've got your forecast still to come. >> and coming up, we'll tell you about some major delays we're seeing over in the east we're seeing over in the east bay and some alternative if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. my dry eye's made me a burning, s

the fact of this in 20 minute delay on the s of line in the east bay direction on the bay bridge of a minor traffic collision at the toll plaza drive times fluctuated a little bit. still staying around the lower 20 minutes traveling into the city, 70 min rhino accidents, hazards delays on the san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge about 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 22 minute ride. are you guys back to you? thanks. reyna. let's begin with breaking news from overnight. the oakland police department now investigating a deadly shooting that involves an officer. that shooting happened just before 9.30, last night on 16th street. >> the police department says the sacramento police were in town in oakland investigating a homicide and they asked the oakland police to help them arrest a suspect then the police say that that suspect came out of a home with a gun and officers ended up shooting and killing that person. no officers were injured and the department says those officers have been placed on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. >> will pro palestinian demonstrators were

east san jose. it happened last wednesday around 4:00 a.m. you can see it here. surveillance video shows two guys looking under the tents at a food truck plazad a few minutes later, they leave with the generator. the owner of tacos el plebe say they were the only truck that was robbed that night. >> they broke into the generator's box, so they were able to steal the generator. >> you guys had it in locks, right? >> yes, they were able to break that lock. they broke into it and took the generator. >> the generate ser worth more than 1,000 bucks. they believe one of the suspects was spotted eating at that blah sa just a few days before the theft. >>> a father remains in critical condition after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in san francisco over to weekend. happened early sunday morning at debose avenue and guerrero street. the family of jesus sumudio says he was riding his electric scooter to his job at bob's donuts when he was hit. the driver of the vehicle left before police arrived. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the owners of bob's donuts say he's the sole provider for his family and they're praying fo

east. protesters have put up tents in the plaza.otesters were arrested in new york. bob riddell is at cal a wndil >>> monitoring the state of our air. the report breaking down the bay area results. >> it is autism acceptance month. the role you can play to help support a resource providing special needs services in the . >>> this morning on the "3rd hour of today," health alert, a new study showing female patients faring better with a female doctor. we got everything you need to know about the findings. >>> plus, birthday

>>> bay bridge toll plaza busy as expected no surprise here for that commute for folks making your way out of the easts morning. here's the good news though. we don't have a ton of crashes to report. looks like things are fair limit overall as far as the commute goes. so makes it a little bittizier to deal with some of the brake lights. if you are headed southbound 880 out of hayward. that's getting busy as well and looks like things are starting to get crowded on 680 out of the pleasanton area over into the sunol grade. >>> a uc berkeley student is set to make history as the first undergraduate student to win a seat on berkeley's city council. the vote is expected to be certified in the coming days. but she has already declared victory with about 60% of the vote. our itay hod spoke with cal senior about the importance of having a student's perspective in city politics. >> reporter: while most politicians are familiar with the pressures of a campaign trail, cecilia lunaparra's experience was a bit more -- nuanced. election day wasn't just a milestone in her political career. it was also the day her te

east continues. >> yeah, because it is what's driving those emotions that i was talking about. crystal bailey thank you. free, free free palestine. >> free palestine. >> well, hundreds of protesters filled malcolm x plaza on the san francisco state university campus today, students calling for an end to the war in gaza, as well as for the university to divest from companies doing business with israel. those students moved from the plaza to a nearby grassy area, where they started an encampment, joining those on other campuses, including stanford and uc berkeley. here in the bay area, media representatives for the protesters say the encampment will send a message to school administrators. >> was mainly the divestment that we're concerned about is the divestment on the behalf of the california state university system from the israeli military . >> the university issued a statement saying it respects the rights of community members to protest while preserving a safe campus environment. pro-palestinian protesters at sonoma state university also show no signs of leaving, and encampment was set up there on friday and more people joined over the weekend. this group also calling for a ceasefire in gaza and tha

east. traffic is moving smoothly, but watch for the slick conditions. there's mist and drizzle and wet pavement here at the toll plazaitself, and there's your wait off of the maze. no issues for the maze, and the slowing is out of pinole to the berkeley curve. highway, 37, and unusually, highway 4, more slowing than usual, and there's a crew that may be there through much of the morning. vasco shows the build typical into contra costa county, and no major drama but just slicker roadways around the bay. >> good to know. thanks, mike. >>> overnight, an attempted smash and grab in the east bay. ahead on "today in the bay," the damage left behind after suspects tried to steal an atm full of cash in oakland. >>> plus, the countdown to the anticipated solar eclipse is on. mike, you ready to go? >> yeah. >> you have to stay here. some folks are traveling to see it, and they could be disappointed. will tell you whein >>> good thursday morning. here's a live look outside in san josÉ, taking a break from the rain for now after early-morning showers moved through. the rain will be hit or miss, one minutes sunny and the next we

plaza portion of the bart station off market street? the victim died at the scene. authorities are not publicly identifying the suspects because of their age. the victim has yet to be identified as well. >> in east oakland, a man died this morning after being hit by a car. according to police. the crash was reported just before 6 in the morning near 98th avenue and san leandro street. emergency crews found the man lying in the road. they say he was already dead. the car had left the scene. victim's name has not been released and there is no word on a suspect tonight in san jose. police are investigating a deadly crash on saratoga avenue near the harker school campus. and 2.80, officials say a man was hit and killed while walking. we're told the driver had is cooperating with the investigation, alcohol and drugs did not appear to be a factor in that collision. more than 3500 nurses in santa clara county are going on strike the 3 day strike starting tomorrow. it may impact services to patients this week involves nurses at santa clara valley medical center, o'connor hospital and saint louise regional hospital. they say working conditions have become a safety concern, which is why they want more pay

east bay. a live look from our emeryville camera showing sluggish traffic on westbound 80 heading toward the toll plazahighway four, with a drive time of more than an hour this morning. and number seven, here's one way to beat that traffic. instead of driving in a car, this woman rode a horse on highway 24. in orinda. she was also holding a lasso. this happened monday during the afternoon commute. i love it. >> the lasso. >> it's a great. >> i mean, this ain't texas. tell me that you binged and listened to the beyonce album without doing that. >> that's right. good job for you. shaboozey >> george: good morning america. how donald trump used a tabloid to smear political opponents. the first trial ever for a former president. trump on trial. the former national enquirer boss on the stand saying he

east bay right now. and one more look just to see what's the latest at the golden gate bridge toll plaza there just completelys getting through again. darya james, north or southbound. all right. you know, we have been swept up in the bay area into a global day of action. >> to support to palestinians. and that's what's going on here at the golden gate bridge right now as its block. that's what's going on at 8.80, in oakland as it's blocked and there are other traffic blockades of ports and streets and buildings throughout the nation right now. this morning, it's tax day, april 15th. there are federal tax buildings that have been affected in philadelphia. there are cities that have been 40 cities in australia in the united kingdom in london, there's approaches all happening on monday. april 15th, there are disrupting economic hubs around the world, including right here. >> in the bay area. now that you understand why they're doing this, it's not unreasonable to assume that this might not be the only things we see today. we thought it was confined to the bay bridge or to the stretch of 8.80, that you see here

the security council for protection plaza really says there is been a concerted effort to dismantle an end for refugee status of millions of palestinians and 11 east group has voted that has launched drones. and besides targeting and military base in northern israel, the army says at least 14 soldiers were injured. as well as said, it was a response when these really drones try that killed at least 3 of its fighting not to the us where prominent california university as bind a mostly and student from speaking at a graduation ceremony because of her opposition days or as one guys, last year several university presidents resigned after haul size, congressional questioning, and pressure campaigns from pro is around groups reynolds re, for some this andras us for most little american students, us not to box them being chosen as valid. victoria, for the university of southern california was cause for celebration, but then usc abruptly banned to bottom from speaking because of a pressure campaign by pro israel activist. she says she feels surprised, disappointed, and betrayed. a university is supposed to in race discourse. it's supposed to embrace ideol

east bay and into the altamont pass. so just be extra careful. live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza.ts are on and that's a slow commute heading into san francisco. and we're now tracking the brake lights on our approaches that includes westbound 80 and westbound 580 and parts of north 880. but here near the coliseum on the nimitz, that actually looks great there in both directions as you head through the area. okay. here's a look at conditions along 880 at paseo grande, just south of there. this looks a lot like cars are certainly slowing down as you head through there. definitely getting busy intohayward and yorking down into fremont and getting over to the san mateo bridge. the typical traffic pattern that we would see on a workday and if you are headed westbound over to 101. once you are on 101 itself actually looks pretty good. >>> as the world marked earth day, the travel industry is increasingly playing a role in the planet's animal conservation. so in today's travel tuesday, wendy gillette explores the efforts. >> reporter: an anti-poaching unit stands watch at mantis founders

plaza. that is also pretty crowded, but again, that bart line in the east bay, i don't know if we have the highwayyou to see see how much busier it is there compared to a typical morning bart line down in both directions because of an equipment problem. it's been down for over an hour at this point, so there's a lot of traffic on that highway four, a stretch in that westbound direction. people who may have taken bart, who now can't. there is also a report of a crash at and it is blocking one of the on ramps, the in the eastbound direction of highway four at bailey road. 631 is the time now. and if you live, work or commute or drive in san francisco for any reason, a big change is coming your way. >> yeah, right. turns on red now banned at 200 intersections and ktvu bailey o'carroll already in san francisco to show us and tell us more about the coming changes. good morning bailey. >> good morning ali and dave. that is exactly right. now. a lot of these changes when it comes to the banning of these right turns on red, will be affecting the downtown san francisco area, which is where we are right now

police got there to the hallidie plaza and that's where they found the 17 year-old victim had been shot several times and died of those wounds. >> in the east bay, the brentwood police department now is looking for ways that they can legally seize bikes from teenagers who are gathering in groups and riding recklessly through the city. so the police chief says that officers are only able right now to issue citations to these teenagers who are riding their bikes dangerously close to cars, barely avoiding being hit. chief tim herbert says he wants the city council to draft an ordinance that would let officers seized and impounded those bikes. he noted that many of the teens are actually from brentwood, many he says, are from nearby oakley and antioch. he says the use social media to coordinate where to meet and where to ride. he's encouraging residents to continue making reports when they see bicyclists riding recklessly in the streets. >> well, there were several sideshows in the east bay this weekend and >> now a city mayor's speaking out about it in we saw hundreds gathering blocking the intersection of a lone tree way a golf course road ov

plaza. that's the issue that was reported off 580. i didn't watch it, so maybe marcus single handedly pushed that out of the way, too. there's the build for the easth berkeley, and slowing through walnut creek like yesterday, but not as much slowing. this weekend a full closure here, and then after that southbound 680 closes friday night. >> the best part of you trying to get into the draft is you never played football. >> people always try to tell me, and it may be true, but why let the height and girth go to waste. >>> up next on "today in the bay," the new warning system that could come to california cars in the future. >> what do you think about this, kris, switching out plastic for bamboo. >> i do hate plastic. >>> get this. it's a fire-breathing robot dog. yeah. cole is like, what is that? we will explain wha this ist business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers

plaza. that is not unusual. and we promised you a look at the east bay. so let's get right to that. you can see that traffic on the 880 freeway, interstate 880 between hayward and union city is getting slow and 680 is also getting slower out of pleasanton, heading down toward the sunol grade southbound 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek. slowing. and we've had some slow traffic on highway four westbound. that's not unusual, however. eastbound there's a slowdown getting into antioch or just leaving pittsburg heading east. a brief slowdown there. 710 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. well a failing grade for the bay area when it comes to air quality. we'll tell you about a new report that names our region as one of the worst in the whole country when it comes to the air we breathe. >> it's encouraging to see some of his age that was so determined. that was just absolutely committed to service. >> a funeral planned for this friday for an oakland police officer who died nearly six years after an on duty crash. how is am years following an on duty car crash. ktvu andre senior

so if you're coming in from the east bay, clear sailing through lafayette and orinda and the toll plaza, it's not friday light, but it is friday. and that's a good thing. take your while to get into the city. as for the weekend, let's check in, get your forecast and say good morning to mr. steve paul. thank you frank. >> appreciate that. all right man the for those of you listening you're not watching. you can watch on your 85 inch high def tv. look at that fog just pouring in. my goodness 40s 50s on the temps. big change in the weather today. and that's a cooler pattern for sure. upper low will not move in until saturday evening saturday night, but in advance of that we have low cloud, some sun, a lot of high clouds. rain. looks like it will arrive late tonight. more likely saturday morning and probably most of the day. saturday as that system begins to make its move. pretty impressive for mid april. no doubt. but there's a change in the weather, coastal fog increasing, cooler low, some sun, but clouds rolling in throughout the day. cooler, breezy, maybe even windy for some, and the wi

shooting happened last thursday at holiday plaza and that is where the 17 year-old was found shot several times and he ended up dying from his injuries. >> in the east bay, the brentwood police department now is looking for ways that they can legally seize bicycles from teens who gather in groups drive recklessly throughout the city. so the police chief says officers are only able to issue citations as of now that these teenagers who are riding their bikes many times buzzing too close to cars, barely avoiding being hit. chief tim herbert says that he wants the city council to draft an ordinance that would let officers impound those bicycles. he noted that many of these teens are not from brentwood, but instead are from nearby oakley in antioch. he says they use social media to coordinate where they're going to meet up and do these rides. he's encouraging residents to continue making reports when they see bicyclists riding recklessly in the street. as we've reported, there were several sideshows in the east bay over the weekend. and now one city mayor is speaking out in antioch. hundreds gathered blocking the intersection of lone tree way and golf co

plaza. the backup is there of course, filling it in back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well developing right now in the middle east, israeli forces have reportedly launched a new, deadly overnight strike in gaza. now today in the bay's brie jackson. live for us in washington this morning and brie, this comes despite the high stakes talks between president biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's right. good morning marcus. so that phone call taking place over the weekend, president biden discouraged israel's assault on rafah, a plea seemingly to have fallen on deaf ears, reuters reports. new israeli airstrikes killed at least 20 palestinians there overnight. more than 1 million people are reportedly seeking refuge in rafah following months of attacks. now the attack comes just hours ahead of hamas leaders meeting in cairo, egypt, to discuss a potential cease fire. it's unknown if today's air strike by israel will have an impact on those negotiations. but back to sunday's conversation between president biden and netanyahu. it comes less than a month after the two leaders held a phone call after an israel