i didn't personally know tess, i am shaken up. i'm tess, my husband is tess, my best friends. i wear a helmet, wear gloves, i'm a defencive rider and that only goes so far and we need your help in protecting us. >> thank you. next speaker. >> julie, jodie, jeff. >> if your name was called, please line up to follow this speaker. >> hi, name julie woda, i live in outer parkside. i know how to bike because of a class. and i now teach those class. if we meet our climate goals and we want more people on bicycles, we have to create a network in thecy to aw

i didn't personally know tess, i am shaken up. i'm tess, my husband is tess, my best friends. i wear a helmet, wear gloves, i'm a defencive rider and that only goes so far and we need your help in protecting us. >> thank you. next speaker. >> julie, jodie, jeff. >> if your name was called, please line up to follow this speaker. >> hi, name julie woda, i live in outer parkside. i know how to bike because of a class. and i now teach those class. if we meet our climate goals and we want more people on bicycles, we have to create a network in thecy to allow them to actually use the skills we're teaching them in a way to feel safe and protected. outer parkside it is terrifying sometimes to walk as it is to ride a bike downtown. and so i really encourage you to take this tragedy and see behind howard, see behind fulsome, see beyond to the larger corridors throughout the city and build a productive place for all of our citizens. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> jodie, jeff and c

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tess. so i hope you'll work with your colleagues to come back with a bold bike plan and real progress on vision zero and we can then talk about leadership. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> drew scow, jeremy frish. >> i've biked in san francisco since 2011, almost on a daily basis. i serve on a transit board in valejo and i like to let you know the power you held, as a city that is a leader in transit, and i would love to see you lead in transit. i would love to see a plan where cars were no longer prioritytized. cars are not equitable. it takes a lot of money to own one. if you don't earn that money or have a lot of wealth, you can't earn a car and then your options are public transit, walking, bicycles, scooters. thoswhen you don't prioritize te types of transit and make them first, you're discriminating against the people who voted for you, against the people who live in your community. it's up to all of you to make a difference in this and it goes beyond just protected b

. >> supervisor haney: colleagues, i ask that we adjourn today's meeting in honor of tess rosstein, tess rosstein was a self-described world traveler and a co-op founder and bicyclist. she formally worked at median. she graduated in 2012 from stanford with a degree in psychology and a focus on anthropology. she was known as a creative designer and an active community educator and volunteer. tess was deeply involved in her local community, advising and volunteering with bay area women against rape, race ford, a racial justice innovation system, and the digital public library of america. last friday around 8:30 a.m., tess was riding her bike to work along howard street as she did on most days, when she was tragically killed. she was just feet away from a protected bike lane. her friends and colleagues have responded with an outpouring of love and sorrow online. i think that i have received over 300 emails about tess over the last three days. and i wanted to take a moment to share some of their words. tess was courageously curious and open-hearted. and we feel lucky to have worked with her,

the victim identified as tess rothstein a berkeley.ds grieved and one spoke with us about his memory of her. >> just a wonderful, thoughtful, sweet, active, beautiful person. she was part of a large co-op community. from stanford. and blossomed into san francisco. and then berkeley. >> reporter: witnesses began calling 911 at 8:19 am friday, just a month after the crash. one man said he was across the street and saw the woman on the bicycle. >> there's no way, i walked over, on the other side, and i looked at her, >> this is all under investigation. there were multiple vehicles involved. we have not completely determined which vehicles are involved. and how many people have witnesses. >> if we don't acknowledge that there are people walking and biking, we don't design streets rats people will die. >> reporter: friend say she lived in a berkeley co-op with her boyfriend, her resume online shows she had worked in san francisco. she was a graduate of stanford university and a former classmate shared her memories. >> she was very much into

witnesses tonight tell us that tess rothstein was wearing a helmet and riding a bike in the bike lane. while police work to figure out why the 30-year-old ended up in a collision with a truck, fellow cyclists are standing up for safety. heartbroken and angry, a fellow bicyclist died on howard street this morning. dozens of cyclists with people protected bike lanes stood in the street tonight using their bodies to protect bicyclists in the bike lane. >> it's unfair, it's wrong, that our lives should be threatened because we're choosing to travel this way. >> reporter: the medical examiner says 30-year-old tess rothstein of berkeley was killed on howard at sixth at 8:15 a.m. this morning. rothstein was in the bike lane, swerved to avoid an open car door, and ended up colliding with a truck. >> truck hit her, on the front, rolling on the back -- >> reporter: video shows the truck driving past the point of impact, showing rothstein was not hit by the front of the truck. the video ends before the collision. >> when you're a cyclist, you're having to leave the lane and go into traffic. it's

here's a live shot of tess and claudia — still dancing.o. for information on how you can donate, go to bbc.co.uk/comicrelief. news just newsjust in news just in about bbc pay practices, the equality and human rights commission has launched an investigation into bbc pay practices over alleged discrimination against women, saying over alleged discrimination against women, saying some women over alleged discrimination against women, saying some women have not received equal for equal work. —— equal pay act for equal work. just a month ago, instagram pledged to remove the most serious pictures and videos of self harm posted on its platform to help protect vulnerable people. it came after the bbc brought you the story of molly russell, a 1a—year—old who took her own life after seeing graphic images of suicide online. her father ian told our reporter angus crawford he felt that instagram was partly responsible for her death — and facebook, which owns instagram, promised to review its policy. two weeks later, instagram announced changes to the pl

. >> reporter: tess was a design researcher in san francisco.er childhood friend came to the scene to leave flowers for her friend. >> tess was just really full of life. she was really adventurous and kind and generous and she had strong convictions about things. and like for someone with that much life in them to get killed, for no good reason, is awful. >> reporter: the death of the 30-year-old cyclist has prompted an out pouring of grief. >> the lady tried to avoid hitting the car door and fell onto the streets under the tire of that big box truck. that is stuck in my mand find fr long time. >> we know this corridor has safety issues. and that's why we installed protected bike lanes between sixth and eleventh. and that was part of a specific project that we had to go out by design. do public outreach and construction to make that happen. the area between fifth and third was not part of that specific project. >> reporter: 96 hours after her death to respond with a plan. today was the deadline. >> we are putting up signs to make space for those

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tess rothstein was killed just a block away from a protected bike lane where bikes and moving cars are separated. demanding safer streets dozens of cyclists stood in the street using their bodies to separate cars and bikes. >> it's unfair, it's wrong that our lives should be threatened because we're choosing to travel this way. >> witnesses say rothstein was in the bike lane and she swerved to avoid an opening car door and ended up in a collision with the truck. video shows the truck driving past the point of impact. the video ends before the collision is seen. >>> she was pronounced dead at the scene and under pressure from city leaders the transportation agency plans to speed up the implementation of planned bike and pedestrian safety projects. protected bike lines on howard were scheduled to be installed at the end of this year but now work may begin in a matter of months. >>> new this morning a massive early morning fire is under investigation in the south bay. it happened at 3:00 this morning at north matilda. crews say they could see flames from blocks away as they were respondin

. >> tess was full of life. she was really adventurist and kind and generous.and she had strong convictions about things. and like for someone with that much life and then to get killed for no good reason is awful. >> reporter: the death of the 30-year-old cyclist has prompted grief. >> the lady tried to avoid hitting the car door and fell in the street. that has been stuck in my head. >> reporter: he records video of his commute. it is all so frustrating because howard just got protected bike lanes literally one block. and the city did not put bike lanes on the block where she was killed because it would remove parking. >> reporter: a plan to protect cyclist. we will give you the details 6:00. >>> pg&e will not face criminal charges with the connection of the 2017 wildfies. today the counties said they will not prosecute. not enough evidence to prove pg&e acted recklessly. pg&e still faces numerous civil lawsuits. >> she says he was her best friend. an oakland city council woman talks about her son. >>> defunding performing arts. >>> the cameras in the crowds

bits and little bits. it's just a bandaid on a bigger problem bicyclist fiona tay says the death of tess rothstein hit her hardits acutally really personal and im really angry it was just 60 feet away from where the protected bike lane startedon march 8th, rothstein was riding her bike down howard when she was struck and killed. witnesses say she had veered away from the bike lane to avoid being struck by the open door of a parked car. just days after her death, the city removed parking on the block rothstein was hit -- creating a temporary protected lane.. we can get a protected bike lane in pretty quikcly after someone is hit and killed charles deffarges is the senior community organizer for the sf bicycle coalition the outpouring of greif and and support for protected bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are w

tess roth stein was hit and killed by a truck after avoiding hitting an open car door. officials removed parking and installed a protected bike lane where the collision happened. supervisor matt haney led a rally yesterday at city hall. he's urging the sfmta to install more protected bike lanes from follow some to howard. >> it's not going to hurt or change things that much to take away one lane of traffic or one parking lane and be able to ensure that people are safe as they bike down that street. >> the sfmta says changes on howard street will be finalized next month. that includes protected lanes between third and sixth streets. >>> a beloved v institution for 45 years is getting ready to say good-bye to customers. the milk pail market at corner of san antonio road and california street will be closing its doors permanently. in a facebook post, the owner accepted a buyout. the european-style market will be closing in the next few months. he did not say who bought the property but promised to keep the community informed about next steps. >>> the overnight watch party

this is video from the crash that killed 30-year-old tess rothstein. she was hit by a truck friday morning near sixth and howard streets. the part of howard street where rothstein died did not have a protected bike lane... so now officials will be adding physical barriers on the north side of the street. rothstein's death is the fourth traffic-related death on howard street in the past three years. (robin) also new this morning... the names of the two men fatally shot in oakland. this happened at a gas station in the 9700 block of edes avenue in the city's brookfield cooper... died at the scene... while 42-year-old cassius stroman was taken to the hospital where he later died. two women and another man were also injured in the shooting and survived. no one has been arrested. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... residents in a south bay neighborhood are not happy after a homeless encampment was forced to relocate. we'll hear from neighbors who want a chance to speak out against the move. (robin) plus... p-g&e is off the hook... when it comes

many of whom were friends, colleagues of tess rothstein who lost her life on howard street a few weeksago. i want to thank supervisors brown, ronen, and mandelman for attending the rally at the board meeting. i was very happy to see that they made a motion and approved the expansion of the protected bike lane from third street to sixth street, which was exactly the area where tess was killed, and what i want to say is i want to thank them for that. i also want to call on them to expands that protected bike lane even further. there's really no reason why it shouldn't extend all the way from the embarcadero and down, and it is something we need to complete immediately, as well as the other very high injury corridors set exist in my district, as well as other districts. i want to -- because we have few mechanisms to really push the sfmta to do some of these things that need to be done, i need to further escalate this call to complete the bike network, which the protected bike lane network which continues to be dangerously and recklessly incomplete. the second thing that i have that i'm in

tess daly, claudia winkleman. you are watching wreckers. you're watching breakfast.. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alice salfield. a container packed with more than £100 million worth of cocaine that was headed for london — has been intercepted by customs in america. the uk's national crime agency tipped off us authorities who discovered 1 and a half tonnes of the class—a drug in a truck at the port of new york. 60% of londoners living in poverty are now based in boroughs away from the centre including croydon, newham and barnet. it's the finding of a report by the smith institiute which suggests 1.a million people are affected. the report is calling on politicians to provide better paid jobs and affordable housing. a new app will be able tell people working outdoors in london how much air pollution they're being exposed to. the canairy app has been developed by king's college london. research suggests more than 9 thousand people in the capital die prematurely each year because of poor air quality. -- 9,000. the daughter of a murdered russian national from s

a 30-year-old berkeley woman, tess rothstein, was struck just feet away from a protected bike lane. in response there are safety improvements in the area. >>> also in san francisco, four people including two children were displaced by an early morning fire. it broke out in the city's portola neighborhood just west of highway 101. here is a look at the flames. the majority of the damage affected a house under construction. we'll show you that video in just a bit, but the four people displaced lived in a home nearby. now, here are these pictures. sf fire was able to contain the fire in less than an hour. luckily no one was hurt. still no word on what caused the fire. the case is under investigation tonight. >>> president trump engaged in back and forth with his former fixer michael cohen over the issue of a pardon. cohen told congress under oath last week he never asked for one. yesterday as the president was headed toward tornado stricken alabama, he lashed out at cohen, who, remember, was once his personal attorney. >> he knows all about pardons. his lawyers said that they went to m

the coroner's office confirmed the victim is tess rothstein. she was going down on howard when the driver of a parked vehicle opened the door. rothstein swerved to avoid the door, placing her in the path of the truck that ran her over. >> it is unacceptable, and we are calling on the city to take action and to make the changes that are necessary to fill in the gaps. >> reporter: tess rothstein was a design researcher in san francisco who, according to one of her social profiles, enjoyed cycling. her death has hit close to many in the cycling community. >> i bike this route every day. a cyclist that died this morning could have been me. so we need protective lanes. >> reporter: john along with hundreds of cyclists stood next to each other to protest the cyclist's death. >> the next block after where she died has a protective bike lane. she was killed in the last unsafe block of this street before reaching the protective bike lane. >> reporter: howard is one of the most dangerous streets for cyclists in san francisco and are looking into making c

people stand in the street of san francisco, creating a protected bike lane on howard, a week after tess rothstein was kill e on howard. >> we heard what happened. we share your grief. and we're trying to fix the streets a little bit. >> that's hard. me and my family are on the streets. >> reporter: whitney didn't know rothstein but fear they could be next. they say it's time for the close calls and collisions to end. >> wider, huge barriers between people and cars. >> reporter: a bike line will be installed. members want the same protection, the entire length of howard. >> came up from behind me and hit me into a parked car. >> reporter: for john, it's personal. >> it doesn't feel like the city is prioritizing it like it should. that gets frustrating when you're actually riding a bike and you don't feel safe and protected. >> reporter: tonight, bicyclists will continue to make noise and demand safety improvements until they feel safe riding here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, bay area news. >>> if you felt a quick jolt on the peninsula, it was an earthqua

the coroner's office confirmed the victim is tess rothstein. according to witnesses, she was going down on howard when the driver of a parked vehicle opened the door. rothstein swerved to avoid the door, placing her in the path of the truck that ran her over. >> it is unacceptable, and we are calling on the city to take action and to make the changes that are necessary to fill in the gaps. >> reporter: tess rothstein was a design researcher in san francisco who, according to one of her social profiles, enjoyed cycling. her death has hit close to many in the cycling community. >> i bike this route every day. the cyclist that died this morning could have been me. so we need protective lanes. >> reporter: john along with hundreds of cyclists stood next to each other forming a human protected bike lane to protest the cyclist's death. >> the next block after where she died has a protective bike launsa b of this s before reaching the protective bike lane. >> reporter: sfmta spokesperson confirmed that howard is one of the most dangerous streets for c

the coroner's office confirmed the victim is tess rothstein. according to witnesses, she was going down on howard when the driver of a parked vehicle opened the door. rothstein swerved to avoid the door, placing her in the path of the truck that ran her over. >> it is unacceptable, and we are calling on the city to take that are necessary to fill in the gaps. >> reporter: tess rothstein was a design researcher in san francisco who, according to one of her social profiles, enjoyed cycling. her death has hit close to many in the cycling community. >> i bike this route every day. the cyclist that died this morning could have been me. so we need protective lanes. >> reporter: john along with hundreds of cyclists stood next toh f a hante bik39st the cyclist's death. >> the next block after where she died has a protective bike lane. she was killed in the last unsafe block of this street before reaching the protective bike lane. >> reporter: a spokesperson confirmed hours is one of the most dangerous streets for cyclists in san francisco and are looki

tess ha taken the wraps off the newest vehicle. >> protecting smartphone zomb zombies. >> a new tesla is ready to roll. >> the company unveiled the y electric suv. it seats seven and has a range of 300 miles. the price starts at just under $40,000. tesla plans to produce four versions over the next two years. >>> apple says the icloud recovered from an outage. >> the company isn't saying what caused the problem. facebook is blaming a change for a lengthy outage. they say the issue is being resolved and things are getting back to normal. >>> finally help for the zombies who cannot look up from phones. >> how about crosswalks that light up. tel aviv came up with the idea. green lights forgo, red lights for stop and nobody ever has to look up. >> i think it's pretty conveniech haat day. >> don't you think. >> we've come to that, people. >> i didn't know what a smartphone zombie is. also hard to sa smartphone zombie. >> i'm often just a zombie. >> same. >> yes. a near miss caught on camera. what caused a small plane to crash on a busy roadway. >> oakland is the first city to get limo owe

francico city hall asking the city to add more safe bicycle lanes across the city. this comes after tessothenstein was struck and killed by a car back on march 8th.those who attended the rally hope the city can move quickly to improve safety for cyclists.sot we should not have to wait for more lives to be lost. the changes that the bicycle coatlion are demanding go far beyond the protected extension of just one block. we need real city wide change proactive change.following today's rally a group went to the sf transportation board meeting to ask board members to move quickly to improve bicycle safety. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) tonight we are learning about the potential dangers of electric scooters. a man injured in an accident last week in san diego has died. this is video from the scene. 53-year-old christopher conti was riding a scooter on the sidewalk when he hit a tree last wednesday. he died two days later from head injuries. his death marks the first known scooter- related death in san diego. investigators do not know if alcohol was a

. >>> a cyclist killed in a busy intersection has been identified as 30-year-old tess rothstein of berkeley. she was riding an electric ford go bike at howard and sixth yesterday morning and she was hit by a white truck. she died at the scene. she was just feet away from a protected bike lane. mayor london breed said she is fast tracking some safety improvements in the area. >>> a bay area lawmaker wants to phase out diesel truck. a bill written by nancy center aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and require a 40% cut in diesel emissions by 2030 and 80% by 2050. the trucking industry is skeptical that this is even possible. but, environmentalists say the technology for cleaner trucks is advancing quicker. >>> big problems on bart this morning. the trains appear to be running smoothly tonight. but that is after a mysterious computer glitch shut down the entire bart system for hours this morning. officials say two critical computer systems used to power and control the trains crashed overnight. the computer systems did. the transit agency initially thought the outage might have been trigg

berkeley resident tess rothstein was riding along howard street friday when witnesses say she swerved to avoid a driver opening the door of his parked car. the sfmta says it will now immediately remove parking on the north side of howard street between fourth and sixth streets. >>> in marin county commuters could soon have to pay a toll to prevent chronic flooding on highway 37. the charge would insure the flood prone road stayed open during heavy rains. county supervisors are waiting on the results of one study to determine the best approach to prevent flooding. >>> the u.s. is now pulling all of its remaining diplomats out of venezuela in a response to the political unrest in that country. meanwhile venezuela's trying to restore electricity after six days of blackouts. secretary of state mike pompeo says this is a direct result of years of neglect to the energy system. embattled president nicolas maduro says the outage was the result of a cyber attack by the u.s. but provided no evidence. u.s. officials say the embassy has no source of freshwater and is relying on generators. >> it

tess daly and claudia winkleman have been up all night strutting their stuff since around seven o'clockout more information on how to donate. visit the bbc homepage at bbc.co.uk. it's been interesting to watch because they are quite tired. i'm not surprised. that's tough, 24—hour is of dancing. that's really tough. it's 8:39... can recut back to that? look weary. and coming up here on breakfast this morning. as the world wide web turns 30, we'll find out from the man who invented it why he's worried about its future. he particularly talks about nastiness. best known for her comedy roles in the royle family and w1a, jessica hynes is here to tell us about directing her new film which explores female rage. and she does some boxing to great effect. the singerjames morrison has faced a tough few years with family tragedies and being dropped by his record label but he's back with a new album which he says better reflects his true soul style. let's catch up with sally and the sport. he is someone who looks like he came straight from boogeying to attend his press conference. the zinedine zidane

tess d w correspondent and avid baker. cousteau in mexico about the recipes for success and strategies that make a difference. baking bread. d.w. . what took them so long that's one question many are asking after american regulators finally ground the boeing seven three seven max here's another question can boeing put its plane back in the air before the competition moves in. also coming up british lawmakers vote to delay bragg's it until at least the end of june think that gives.

people who bike, people who knew tess have been reaching out to us. >> san francisco transit leaders took action today. munis board of directors voted to build a protected lane on a three block stretch of howard. >>> changes in gun policies in new zealand. >>> big night for steph curry as the warriors win. that's later in sports. >>> a car plows into a gym. police think it's no accident. . >>> police in for driving a stolen car into a fitness club. the honda barley missing an employee. the man behind the wheel never hit the brakes. he's a former gym member who was kicked out for harassing women. no one was hurt. >>> a home in santa rosa is drawing attention because of a unusual garden display. it started as a neighborhood dispute with complaint for the height of a fence. >> we don't have names for them yet. >> it's funny. i love it. >> it's hard for neighbors not to notice the mannequins in the buff outside the home in santa rosa. the kids have. >> they're naked. and they're in the front yard. >> it's fun and games. i want to be light with what's going on. >> this is amazing. drivers

tess's reportedly threw molotov cocktails i think police station on temple mount dozens of israeli soldiers then stormed the our access compound at least ten colace indians were injured with five more arrested the holy site has seen a series of tense standoff and arrests since an area called the gate of mercy was reopened to muslim or sherpas in recent weeks it had been closed by israel in two thousand and three. tensions flared outside jerusalem as well and israeli politician and palestinian lawyer clashed in a vicious exchange ad on b.b.c. b.b.c. news diana a former spokesperson for the palestinian liberation organization voiced his support for the court's divestment sanctions campaign against israel prompting israel's education minister left ali bennett to respond with this. the palestinians have spent the past seventy one years victimized will themselves they fall in love with it what did you bring to the world beyond suicide terrorist what's your invention. but it suggested that israel had brought a lot to the world however the to hit back pointing out that all those inventions had com

>> in tess pr to be impeached? show me where the president did anything to be impetehed. >> rep the oversight committee is also pushing a deadline today. they have asked the white house for documents related to security clearances after reports that the white house and possibly theel president hi according to "the new york times," ovrode a suggestion from staff concerning jared kushner'cl security rance. they had concerns after his background check. plus the intellince committee is hearing more testimony, private this timefrom former trump lawyer michael cohen. it's going to be a busy week, frances. >> certainly is. tracie potts, thank you so mure. >>> wall watching closely this morning amid new signs of a trade deal between the united states and china. according to the "wall street journal," the two economic powerhouses are i the final stages of an agreement. but beijing offering to lower tariffs and washington considering removing sanctions levied against chineseod ts. however, both sides warn there are still sev

not to mention strictly hosts claudia winkleman and tess daly‘s more than 24—hour danceathon.never! the money goes towards helping people both here in the uk and abroad. since comic relief began more than £1.25 billion has been raised. lizo mzimba, bbc news. with all the sport now, here's holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre... good afternoon. it's six nations super saturday — and we still have three teams who could potentially win the title. the first game gets underway in cardiff at 2:45. but will ireland stand in their way of the grand slam? john watson is there for us. it is finely poised, john. it is finely poised, john. it is indeed but it is wales in the driving seat with their four wins out of four, that the six nations title now within their grasp and the grand slam as well if they can beat ireland here in the principality stadium later. ireland are very much still in the running. they have to beat wales and help scotland beat england at twickenham and england are still very much in the hunt and know that they need ireland to do them a favour and then they have to b

on march 8th, 30-year- old tess rothstein was riding her bike down howard when she was hit and killed. witnesses say she had veered away from the bike lane to avoid being struck by the open door of a parked car. just days after her death, the city removed parking on the block rothstein was hit -- creating a temporary protected lane.but the san francisco bicycle coalition wants more to be done. ( james ) a local legal analyst says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. ( james ) the s-f bicycle coalition plans to call for urgent, action on high-injury corridors city wide. a rally is scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30 on the steps of city hall. members will then hea

tess rothstein was killed with a collision with a truck during yesterday's morning commute.ted bike lane where bikes and moving cars are separated. dozens of cyclists with people protected stood in the street during the evening commute using their bodies to separate cars and bikes. >> it's unfair, it's wrong that our lives should be threatened because we're choosing to travel this way. >> witnesses say rothstein was in the bike lane and swerved to avoid an open car door and ended up in a collision with that truck. video shows the truck driving past the point of impact. the 30-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. protected bike lanes on howard between 4th and 6th were scheduled to be installed at the end of the year. the sfmta plans to speed up the implementation of those safety projects. >>> tonight is a big night on nbc bay area. be sure to join us for a video game double header event. first our award winning series bay area revelations takes a look at how the bay area played a revolution in the video game industry and stay tuned to watch some of the best e gamers bat

this is video from the crash that killed 30-year-old tess rothstein. she was hit by a truck near sixth and howard streets. the part of howard street where rothstein died did not have a protected bike lane... so now officials will be adding physical barriers on the north side of the street. rothstein's death is the fourth traffic-related death on howard street in the past three years. ( darya ) we now know the names of the two men fatally shot in oakland last month. this happened at a gas station in the 9700 block of edes avenue. 27-year-old maurice cooper... died at the scene... 42-year-old cassius stroman was taken to the hospital where he later died. two women and another man were also injured in the shooting and survived. no one has been arrested. ( robin ) happening today...a second round of sentencing for president trump's former campaign chairman...paul manafort.. he received a prison sentence just under four years last week for financial crimes. that was shorter than the 19-to-24 years that is called for under federal guidelines. legal experts a