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>> reporter: when i rolled up to this stretch of capitol avenue south of trimble road, i was just like wow, you have got we met one woman who hit this long stretch of potholes who got a flat and when she went to file a reimbursement claim with the city, she shook her head and figured there has to be an easier way. it is yet another rainy day in san jose. we are riding along with the department of transportation hunting for public enemy no. 1. daniel rodriguez and his partner take no longer than five minutes to drop in the filler material and tamp it down. drivers and neighbors love them and they know it. >> we're the superheroes of the city. >> reporter: but with seven crews now working full time during the rainy season filling 11,000 potholes a year, it's still not enough. years of underfunding has left miles of streets in san jose untouched for much of the past decade resulting in major repairs that can't be fixed by a pothole crew. >> oh, geez. >> reporter: so it's been a boon for tire repair shops fixing flat tires and alignmentsd costly winter for d like kayla louie who blew out a

they know to avoid the middle lane out here on capitol avenue just south of trimble, but did you know if your vehicle hits a pothole and is damaged, you might have a claim against whatever government agency is responsible for the road maintenance. the process to file that claim is not hard, but it's not easy either. it is yet another rainy day in san jose and we are riding along with the department of transportation hunting for public enemy no. 1. daniel rodriguez and his partner take no longer than five minutes to drop in the filler material and tamp it down. drivers and neighbors love them and they know it. >> we're the superheroes of the city. >> reporter: but with seven crews now working full time during rainy season filling 11,000 potholes a year, it's still not enough. years of underfunding has left miles of streets in san jose untouched for much of the past decade resulting in major repairs that can't be fixed by a pothole crew. >> oh, geez. >> reporter: so it's been a boon for tire repair shops fixing flat tires and alignments and a frustrating and costly winter for drivers li

the 33-year-old officer was on his motorcycle when he crashed with a car just south of the third avenue interchange. both vehicles were headed south in the far right lane in slow traffic when the incident occured. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries....the other driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. (robin) police in mountain view have stopped what could have been a horrific situation at google. a man from maine threatened the company and traveled across the country to meet with company executives about taking his youtube channel down. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)33 year old kyle long arrested on sunday after making threats against google ... traveling from waterville maine to mountain view california to confront the company.katie nelson, mountain view police dept. spokeswoman "they learned that kyle was upset at google and at youtube for shutting down his youtube channel allegedly because it was demonetizing his videos and he was losing money." mountain view police say they first learned about kyle on friday a

it happened just before 11 saturday morning in a house on grove hill avenue south in san anselmo.olice say another person in the house - was able to get out of the home unharmed. residents in the area were evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene. (robin) authorities do not have details on what started the incident.. (robin) a memorial service is happening today for san francisco public defender jeff adachi. the memorial service will take place at 11 oclock- at city hall ... its open to the public. the 59-year old died last month, after dining with a friend in north beach. police say, they have ruled out foul play in the death. however, the public defender's office has asked the san francisco board of supervisors ... for a formal investigation into adachi's passing. (robin) two young sisters

the 33-year-old officer was on his motorcycle when he crashed with a car just south of the third avenue interchange. both vehicles were headed south in the far right lane in slow traffic when the incident occured. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries....the other driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. ( james ) new this morning two small earthquakes were recorded overnight in the bay area. the u-s geological survey says the first one happened around 10:15 in san ramon. that one was a 2 point 7 magnitude tremor. the second one was a 2 point 5 magnitude tremor that struck in unincorporated santa clara county near anderson reservoir just after 10:20. there are no reports of any injuries or damages. more protests in sacramento over the fatal police shooting of stephon clark. this time, some doctors and medical students got involved. our sacramento reporter ashley zavala has more on their message. an abnormal scene at the uc davis hospital center monday.. dozens of doctors, medical students and staff staged a die-in. ((spencer may -me

the officer suffered major injuries and a gray volkswagen south of third avenue. the driver of the car was not hurt and remained on scene. the officer sustained critical but non-life-threatening injuries. all lanes were closed for hours and they are back open right now . >>> the beginning of a huge operation to clear away a health hazard near the russian river. we are alive were county crews have started hauling off piles of debris left by the floodwaters. wilson? >> reporter: the sun finally came out which is good news. that means it's time to start hauling out the debris. let me give you a look at what is sitting on the streets right now. it has been a all day job to get this stuff hauled out to the curb. and now the job of getting it picked up and hauled away. >> absolutely. we appreciate the county for coming by and picking up all the stuff that got damaged in the flood. >> reporter: the flood was an ordeal, but the wake of that flood and the debris that lines block after block, getting this cleaned up will be an ordeal unto itself. that effort is officially u

the officers sustained injuries in a two car crash with the gray volkswagen south of third avenue and san mateo this morning. the driver of the car was not hurt and the officer will be okay. the crash slow traffic down but all lanes have reopened. >>> the search is on for a marine who never returned from a ski trip to the sierra. he left for that trip on february 23 and was scheduled to be back last week. authorities say they spotted avalanche debris and the area where they were searching. craft started off near independence and inyo county. he was setting 130 miles north to bridgeport and mono county. craft as an infantry officer with survival training. >>> the first steps on clearing away a health hazard after russian river flooding devastated communities. county officials have called in crews to haul debris away. will sun block walker is live with the at huge undertaking ahead. >>> it's hard to overstate how huge a lift this will be to get rid of all of the debris left by the flood. i am standing on one street. let me show you what some of the streets look like. stuff is piled up p

a woman escaped that home on grove hill avenue south. she wasn't injured.hen police used loud speakers. a drone later

south 101 and grand avenue as well. your right as you work your way through south city this morning. on the flipside north 101 it peninsula the crash reported at the right shoulder and as you can see there's a bit of a backup all the way down to 92. so heads up there. a couple of hotspots in the south right now at 101 southbound at lawson had a report of a crash there and southbound if you're working your way toward daily there's three left lanes in the car pulling having an issue here. the bright side is is an on commute version of northbound c through so that is good news despite having a few accents on the roadways. and also we are going to see sunshine today. >> finally. we are looking at better weather for today. look at your tower ken weathers a little bit of blue with it breaking up a bit this morning. that is a fantastic site to see with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s as we start off your day. the high def doppler radar is showing a few spotty showers coming through this morning. all along the coast ne

. >> the standoff is happening on south grove hill avenue in san anselmo. kpix 5 is live at the scene with the latest. andrea? >> reporter: brian, i'm here at the united parking lot. what's going on is officers are going to each home to make sure the residents get out safely. just to give you an idea of how this is all laid out here, thom me, but the actual incident is going on half mile up that road on top of the hill. they received call, shots fired at a home around 10:30 this morning. there was another person inside the house at the time. authorities say that person got out safely and is now talking with investigators. we did go up in the hills of this neighborhood. the home in question is at the top of the hill up some very narrow and windy roads. there is a full response to this incident. we saw chp officers, marin county sheriffs and neighboring san rafael police department here on scene. the agencies are working together to bring a peaceful end to this tense situation. >> unfortunately, these things do happen and we take them very, very seriously. so

saturday morning,central marin police responded to reports of shots fired in a house on grove hill avenue southsan anselmo.. police say another person in the house - fled the home - uninjured..and met with officersresidents in the area had to shelter in place..and was later evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene .. authorities do not have details on what started the incident..the lockdown was lifted just before 6 in the evening, ( sara ) in the south bay... police have arrested the man they say attacked a woman on the stevens creek trail in mountain view. 29 year old michael adonis was arrested friday at a home on santa clara avenue. t

look at south sunset avenue, 680.tle shower activity, but quickly sliding to the east out of 880 there. 680 is wet, though, london drive. and to the north over into the east bay, certainly the wet weather if you're headed out from blackhawk road around alamo, 680 in danville, and walnut creek. and as you head out towards ath quickly and we'll be looking at sunshine replacing the wet start to your weekend. it is snowing. temperatures in the low 30s in the the sierra nevada. we're still looking at rough weather there with a winter weather advisory until 5:00. 2 to 4 inches of additional snow. another week left of march and it looks more wet than dry. at san rafael, it's dry now. morning showers, sunny in the afternoon. a few clouds, dry with more clouds on sunday. the rain stays offshore for the bulk of the day. late in the evening the rain moves in just in time for your monday morning commute. let's show you the rest of the day. check it out, this is about 1:00. a few clouds around. overall, though, we've got sunshine,

saturday morning,central marin police responded to reports of shots fired in a house on grove hill avenue south in san anselmo.. police say another person in the house - fled the home - uninjured..and met with officersresidents in the area had to shelter in place..and was later evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene .. authorities do not have details on what started the incident..the lockdown was lifted just before 6 in the evening, (gayle)the neighborhood is deemed safe.police say the suspect was the only person in the house during the standoff, his name is not being released. and there were no other reported injuries.live in san anse

the 33-year-old officer was on his motorcycle when he crashed with a car just south of the third avenue interchange. both vehicles were headed south in the far right lane in slow traffic when the incident occured. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries....the other driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. ( james ) new this morning two small earthquakes were recorded overnight in the bay area. the u-s geological survey says the first one happened around 10:15 in san ramon. that one was a 2 point 7 magnitude tremor. the second one was a 2 point 5 magnitude tremor that struck in unincorporated santa clara county near anderson reservoir just after 10:20. there are no reports of any injuries or damages. ( darya ) house speaker nancy pelosi says she does not support impeaching president trump right now. the comments came in an interview with washington post magazine. she said impeachment would divi worth it." she also kstrump be president. the comments are perhaps pelosi's strongest yet againsimpeachment. but she has signaled for months h

the 33-year-old officer was on his motorcycle when he collided with a car just south of the third avenue interchange. both vehicles were headed south in the far right lane in slow traffic when the incident occured. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries....the other driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. ( james ) the brothers who police believe took part in a staged attack on actor jussie smollett say they were betrayed by the celebrity. that's according to their lawyer. in january, smollett told police he was attacked in chicago in an incident that ended with a noose around his neck. police initially investigated the case as a possible hate crime. police detained the two brothers, and released them after learning smollet knew the men and possibly paid them to stage the attack. the men's lawyer talked to cnn about the investigation. <"you have to look at what kind of relationship they had with mr. smollett. he's a celebrity. this is somebody who is in a position of power over my clients.">( james ) smollett was recently indicted on

the 33-year-old officer was on his motorcycle when he crashed with a car just south of the third avenueinterchange. both vehicles were headed south in the far right lane in slow traffic when the incident occured. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries....the other driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. ( darya ) house speaker nancy pelosi says she does not support impeaching president trump right now. the comments came in an interview with washington post magazine. she said impeachment would divide the country -- and quote -- "he's just not worth it." she also said she thinks trump is unfit to be president. the comments are perhaps pelosi's strongest yet against impeachment. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... another major recall connected to faulty air bags. this time more than a millionb cars are affected. ( darya ) and a possible murder-suicide investigation after two people were found dead at a bay area shopping mall. ( darya ) and... president trump makes a new budget proposal... and it ould lead to a new figh

police in south francisco are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old in the hospital. yesterday... police say they responded to reports of a shooting on magnolia avenue in south san francisco. the initial investigation showed the 17- year-old was shot by an unknown suspect as he was standing near a parked car.. the suspect immediately took off... no description so far. the victim has non-life threatening injuries. ( james )(ááálandingááá) in national headlines. cleanup efforts are underway in alamaba ... after the deadliest tornado to hit the u-s in 6 years. 23 people were killed in lee county. the death toll could rise as search teams make their way into new areas. camila bernal has the latest on the recovery efforts. search teams out again today.authorities telling us that yesterday they were using chainsaws, but today they're using heavier equipment that's because a lot of the damage in lee county is worse than this. this used to be a home, but now it is completely leveled - you can see windows, shoes and even a mattress.authorities say the path of the twister is is about 24 miles long and it could be longer because that tornado went into the stat

saturday morning,central marin police responded to reports of shots fired in a house on grove hill avenue south in san anselmo.. police say another person in the house - fled the home - uninjured..and met with officersresidents in the area had to shelter in place..and was later evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene .. authorities do not have details on what started the incident..the lockdown was lifted just before 6 in the evening, (gayle)the neighborhood is deemed safe.police say the suspect was the only person in the house during the standoff, his name is not being released. and there were no other reported injuries.live in san anse

the lockers are on 1st street and on the south entrance on potomac avenue.small locker, $3 an hour for family size. >>> from baseball to hockey, prident trump welcomed our stanley cup champion capitals to the white house week. he said he's a hockey fan, a fan of the caps and a fan of the team owner. he also told them they had ampionship heart. he said he thinks they have a shot at a eproet. this visit also included alex ovechkin in a suit and tie. stark difference from the celebrations we saw around town. seidral players not attend. >>> we saw a different side of one of the caps most feared players this week. number 43, tom wilson on the ice, he's known for his big hits, but off the ice it's his bigheart. wilson partners with make-a-wish foundation t help kids in our area. news4's sherree burruss introduces us to avery cole, a 5-year-old from takoma park, ino's bat cancer. avery got t hang out with number 43 and he had the time of his li e. >>nts like this, it makes him feel normal. en though this is something that normal people don't get to do. it'seen real

>>> pg&e crews are working to repair power lines i came down during a car crash in the south bay on camden avenue between highway 17 and bascom avenue. pg&e crews will be working throughout the night to restore power in the area and may need to close lanes to repair the power lines. people are advised to avoid the area if possible, and to take alternate routes. >>> in sacramento, family members of stephon clark say they are heartbroken following the da's announcement that no charges will be filed against the two officers who killed him. marley martinez reports. >> reporter: the sacramento d.a. announced she will not charge the two officers with stephon clark's murder. savant tres clarke criticized the officers' response. >> the officers never announced themselves as law enforcement. they never even gave him a chance to be detained before allegedly firing 20 shots. my grandmother and little sister were there when the shots were taking place. right there. they could have been hit, as well. >> reporter: he hopes the city will fire the officers. the sacramento police chief weighed in on their status

police in south francisco are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old in the hospital. yesterday... police say they responded to reports of a shooting on magnolia avenue in south san francisco. the initial investigation showed the 17- year-old was shot by an unknown suspect as he was standing near a parked car.. the suspect immediately took off... no description so far. the victim has non-life threatening injuries. ( darya ) new this morning... it is getting even more expensive to live in san francisco. according to c-net... the average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment is now more than 36-hundred dollars. that's up 9% from last year. it is also 30% higher than rent in new york city. and while the prices in san francisco went up... the average price of a one bedroom apartment actually went down across the country. experts say part of the problem is that there isn't enough housing to go around. ( james ) developing news we ae following... the death toll stands at 23 in alabama after deadly tornadoes ripped through over the weekend. at this point officials say at this point officials say there are no more people missing - with 10 people still hospitalized.

police in south francisco are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old in the hospital. yesterdy... police say they responded to reports of a shooting on magnolia avenue in south san francisco. the initial investigation showed the 17- year-old was shot by an unknown suspect as he was standing near a parked car.. the suspect immediately took off... no description so far. the victim has non-life threatening injuries. in national news... republican opposition to president trump's 'emergency declaration' for the border wall ... is growing. kron4's mark meredith is in washington with more. nat: "im going to vote to support the president" louisiana senator john kennedy says he supports president trump's emergency declaration for a border wall.but republican opposition to the order is growing...kentucky senator rand paul says he'll join democrats in an effort to block the declaration."this emergecy declaration, executive order, goes against the will of congress"at least three other gop lawmakers say they'll vote against the emergency order.the senate is expected to vote on the issue this month.house speaker nancy pelosi is confident."we anticipate having won

it happened just before 11 saturday morning in a house on grove hill avenue south in san anselmo.olice say another person in the house - was able to get out of the home unharmed. residents in the area were evacuated..as multiple law enforcement agencies rushed to the scene. ( darya ) authorities do not have details on what started the incident.. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...salesforce faces another problem this morning after two cracked windows were discovered. ( james ) plus...the assistance that's now available for people in guernville after last week's flooding. ( james ) and after the break... how two girls learned to survive in the woods after being missing for two days. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 3

police in south francisco are investigating a shooting that left a 17-year-old in the hospital. yesterdy... police say they responded to reports of a shooting on magnolia avenue in south san francisco. the initial investigation showed the 17- year-old was shot by an unknown suspect as he was standing near a parked car.. the suspect immediately took off... no description so far. the victim has non-life threatening injuries. in san francisco ... a special reunion between a recovering drug addict and the police officer who saved his life. kron4's maureen kelly talked the man ... who took to the internet to express his gratitude. how you doing man...good to see you.today officer rob gilson gives a hug to thomas wolf.....a year ago he would be more likely putting him in handcuffs..here's wolf's mug shot that was sent out in a tweet by the tenderloin police station....after he was arrestd for drug possession....and then re- arrested five times for violating the court order barring him from the block of golden gate avenue where he says would buy drugs. wolf says his addiction started after being prescribed the painkiller oxycodone following surgery.... i blew throug

a woman escaped that home on grove hill avenue south. she wasn't injured. then police used loud speakers. a drone later located a body inside the home. investigators believe the gunman shot himself. some neighbors said he served it military and had some issues. >>> the man who committed this act was a veteran with severe ptsd. i don't think he was properly cared for or taken care of. >> the name of the suspect has not been released yet. as many as 18 homes evacuated at one point. >> scattered showers across the area this weekend. the north bay seeing more than santa clara and central valley today. yesterday a view of the damage left by days of major flooding. receding water revealed the devastation and ruin along the russian river. >> i have all kinds of stuff under my house in the storage area there that is completely ruined. everything has a couple inches of mud on it. >> the city set up a debris drop off station in the park and ride lot. >>> a community meeting will be held this afternoon at the high school in forestville where residents will be briefed

. >> my name is karen, i live at 76,435th avenue, two property south of 754. thirty-fifth avenue is our neighborhood. we bought our house 25 years ago when a public school teacher and a carpenter could afford a home in the richmond. this is our home, our sanctuary. several neighbors who intended to be at this meeting, at the figure 28th meeting and wrote letters, there were ten opposing the project. so bill and nancy, lisa, mark, richard, yvonne and i realize there is a need for housing in san francisco. we are not against change, but we seek change that makes sense for the neighborhood, and although in may we were not invited to a meeting out in front of the property with the architect and owner team, we showed up, we expressed our concern with another of other neighbors about the scope and project with the owners and architects team. our concerns then where size, mass, height, number of residential dwellings, parking, the variance, and a new age architectural design that will be an eyesore to this century-old neighborhood. this is the night before the plans w

at 1 south van ness avenue on the 7th floor in the conference room. and the agenda is on the website for muni, but you have to go to the citizens committee and then go to the finance and administration to locate that agenda item. thank you very much for your time. >> co-chair blacksten: thank you. >> we have one more, robin crop. >> hello, everyone. i'm robin. i'm going to speak on the -- oh [laughter]. sorry, not done yet. i want to speak on the muni situation as well. i want to add there is a meeting next thursday of the council for multi-accessible, that is also another disability group meeting -- not sure what time it is on thursday. hi, i think you have a connection with the mayor's office on disability, at least that's what i was told when i visited there recently. i looked at the mission statement it says any entity funded by the city must be accessible and usable to people with disabilities and muni is funded by by the city and i got hurt on the new trains. i got hurt riding sideways last summer, my pelvis, neck and back went out. i cannot rid

. >> reporter: jim tyler in san francisco at 959 south van ness avenue, a home he purchased in 1971. $18,750 for it. >> reporter: and it's about to become a fictional city of this city's gentification. >> i always come back to the old house. >> you're looking at the movie trailer that resonated almost as soon as it released, a film called "the last black man in san francisco" about a native son trying to reclaim the victorian home his grandfather built but in a different economic climate. >> that's not your old house and that's not your neighborhood. >> do you have any thoughts on that? >> actually, no. i haven't seen it happening here. i don't consider myself a part of it. >> reporter: instead this house that jim leased to the filmmakers remains like an unbroken bubble compared to the rest of san francisco real estate but it has weathered a lot of changes. when was this house built? >> 1889. >> reporter: it survived the blaze? >> every one of them. >> reporter: instead of genderification, jim wanted to talk about the history of the structure. >> it was edsall yi's boarding house for

. >> jim tyler of san francisco and 959 south van ness avenue, a home he purchased in 1971. >> i paid for it. >> and it's about to become a fictional symbol of this city's gentrification. >> i always come back to the old house. >> you're looking at the movie trailer that resonated almost as soon as it released today. a film called "the last black man in san francisco" about a native son trying to reclaim the victorian home his grandfather built, but in a different economic climate. >> that's not your old house and that's not your neighborhood. >> you got any thoughts on that? >> actually, no. i haven't seen it happening here. i don't consider myself a part of it. >> instead, this house that jim leased to the filmmakers remains like an unbroken bubble compared with the rest of san francisco real estate. but it has weathered a lot of changes. when was this house built? >> 1889. >> it survived the quake? >> every one of them. >> instead of gentrification, jim wanted to talk about the history of this structure. >> it was called aunt sally's boarding house for the workers who came to san f

live in san francisco, south van ness avenue, wayne freedman, abc news 7 news. >>> so many people areding to see the poppy superbloom officials are going to start charging for access this weekend. tens of thousands have visited walker canyon in lake elsinore where the poppies have bloomed after an especially wet winter. officials say some visitors have been going off the trails, they're taking their selfies and damaging the flowers. in fact, they had to shut down the area last weekend because of all the traffic. now on weekends all visitors have to take a shuttle and pay $10 apiece. >> we asked our visitors to be patient as we tried to balance the needs of our community and those of you coming to visit our beautiful hillsides. >> up to 40 extra deputies will be deployed this weekend. officials could restrict the access once again if the area gets too crowded. >> man. it is spectacular to see, though. >> it is. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> you can take a selfy from farther away. >> that is quite true. yeah. don't be trampling on them all. >> exactly. >>> speaking of trampling, big rac

the chp said the officer who was on a motorcycle collided with a volkswagen golf just south of third avenue, just a little after 10:00 a.m. it was about 10:20. we've highlighted the bike on the video for you. abc 7 news has learned the officer has a broken arm and his injuries are not the driver of the vw is cooperating with investigators. >>> a man who said he was on a cross country trip to confront google was arrested in mountain view yesterday. police first got word of 33-year-old maine resident kyle long from iowa state patrol when he told troopers during a stop he was going to meet with google because his youtube channel had been shut down. mountain view police say they found three baseball bats in his car. last april one person shot and injured three people at the youtube campus in san bruno before killing herself. she had threatened youtube for changes she felt were decreasing her video views. >>> san francisco has a new public defender, mayor london breed appointed manu raju after the death of jeff adachi, they will elect a new public defender. abc 7 news spoke with him after the an

. >> reporter: jim tyler in san francisco at 959 south van ness avenue, a home he purchased in 1971.or it. >> reporter: and it's about to become a fictional city of this city's gentrification. >> i always come back to the old house. >> you're looking at the movie trailer that resonated almost as soon as it released, a film called "the last black man in san francisco" about a native son trying to reclaim the victorian home his grandfather built but in a different economic climate. >> that's not your old house and that's not your neighborhood. >> do you have any thoughts on that? >> actually, no. i haven't seen it happening here. i don't consider myself a part of it. >> reporter: instead this house that jim leased to the filmmakers remains like an unbroken bubble compared to the rest of san francisco real estate but it has weathered a lot of changes. when was this house built? >> 1889. >> reporter: it survived the blaze? -- the quake? >> every one of them. >> reporter: instead of gentrification, jim wanted to talk about the history of the structure. >> it was ed salley's boarding house

so when you get to the south end of 20th avenue, there is a pathway that will take you to stearn grove, and then you can go through stone's town and connect through san francisco state, and we made some improvements on the connection to golden gate park. as far as the uphill bike lines, going downhill, bicycles can travel almost as fast as the speed of traffic so they can really take the lane and don't need a bike lane. but since they're travelling slower uphill, bike lanes are appropriate in that direction. and i like the idea of the traffic circles. i was curious why those two intersections were selected for traffic circles, and staff said there are a lot of people who cannot legally turn left on 19th avenue, so they make a right and want to make a u-turn. i think putting in traffic circles where people are tending to make a lot of u-turns is a really good idea. so i fully support this project and look forward to seeing it implemented. >> chairman: thank you, mr. tanen. seeing no other members of of the public, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to allocate the set $560,00

this morning a man walking along stony point road south of heron avenue was hit by a car and killed. this is the fourth deadly crash on this road in the past year. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman joins us live. and wayne, what can make this road safer? >> reporter: well, they're trying to do a lot of things to make it safer. for one, pedestrians need to stay out of the road. that's what santa rosa police say. but this accident was particularly gruesome. above stony point road in santa rosa this afternoon police had a drone in the air surveying the scene of yet another unnerving accident. this would be the starting point. a mailbox where 53-year-old richard anthony burns came to rest after a car hit him at 40 miles an hour this morning in the rain and predawn light. he had been jaywalking. >> he had almost made it all the way across the street going from the west side to the east side of the road when the vehicle hit him. >> the vehicle never saw him? >> never saw him. >> reporter: the 18-year-old driver had just dropped his mother off at work. santa rosa police say the accident wa

about 10:20 this morning when the officer on a motorcycle collided with a volkswagen golf just south of third avenue. the driver of the vw is cooperating with investigators. abc 7 news has learned the officer broke his arm. his injuries are thankfully life-threatening. >>> the sun finally came back out today. let's take a live look at pictures from our mount tam and exploratorium camera in san francisco. >> it looks so nice out there. makes you really anticipate spring, which is not long away. it looks like the sun might be here for a while. spencer christian is here what the forecast. say it's so. rry lo live doppler 7.ting it's going to last a while. matter of fact, we have a live view from mount tam. it's 59 degrees in san francisco. low to mid-60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville looking westward. 68 degrees at santa rosa and fairfield. mid-60s at napa, petaluma, concord and livermore. we have a frost advisory in effect tonight for much of mendocino county from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. i should say tomorrow morning, not tonight. l

across the bay, south 101 and grand avenue we actually have a story about potholes this morning as theyecome a problem on the freeways. chp is reporting south 1012 s. city the left lane is blocked with 8 to 10 inches wide which is pretty significant here so be careful as you work your way through. lots of brake lights and your typical staff here out at tracy's through the ultima pass is going to struggle this morning with an earlier crash at grant mine and that will certainly slow things down. your travel time is 80 with a 40 minute drive time. >> you get ready for a break from the rain as it is coming through. dry weather is beginning today and you can see it is not as widespread with the rain coming through as yesterday morning with some improvementmorning from the peninsula to ride around san mateo and portions of redwood city to the coast. light rain here and cloudy -- spotty showers coming through as there's a slow but in moving through. here's a live look with the berkeley cam and your west side camera with the cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. a bic coole