i like the idea of the improvement of the double crosswalk. currently most of these islands, we could not get to the intersection because of the crowds. like market street. when we board on the island or get off the island and there are crowds in front of the intersection, we just wait patiently but having this improvement will be great and better factor market street to have double crosswalks. and this observation, i noticed that most of these don't have guard rails. you know, parentally market street had guard rails to guide them and once they get off the bus, they don't know where to go and they have an aid as a guard rail that will be helpful and also for safety. people tend to want to jaywalk anyway. so anyway, i just kind of throw that in for the time being. i'm sure we'll have further discussion about it. thank you. >> councilmember kostanian? >> hi. one of the things when i do go out. i don't go out very often, but when i do go out and have a chance to go to some of the neighborhoods and/or to the park, i still see bikes and skateboarde

if they are not already in the crosswalk, the countdown is more so for the people in the crosswalk tellinghem how much time they have to get to the other side. it's not an indicator for a person who is on the sidewalk to try to rush across the street with four seconds left. >> and a cup of coffee, right? sheryl, i don't know how you feel about this, you rode your bikehere. a bike share. >> yeah, i rode a bike share from work. there's rules for every mode of travel. we have rules for cars, bicyclists, pedestrians, best case scenario, we follow the rule and we're all safe. worst ce, nobody follows, and that happens in a lot of cities. we have to make sure you can accomdate somebody else's mistake oromebody else's lapse of attention. if you're going more slowly in a car, more slowly on a bike, paying attention as a pedestrian, everybody has a chnce to recover from that era. the bus i was on is morning, a car stopped right in front of her to let a passenger out. thankfully, you know, the mark on market street, t driver paid attention, she stopped. the pmassengers were holding on. it was fine,

must be donething to ensure that pedestrians can use the crosswalk without gambling for their own safety. >> we really need a traffic light here. my heart goes out to the child. this is sad. sad. >> police tell me that once the crash reconstruction team complete their investigation authorities can determine whether or not charges will be filed against the driver who they say remained on the scene and is cooperating. absolutely heartbreaking. thank you. now to breaking news out of anne arundel county where police made an arrest in connection with the murder of a popeye's restaurant employee. the body was down sunday morning in brooklyn park. a manager found her in a back locker room. police say she showed significant trauma. the sus x name has not been -- suspects name has not been released. the police say they will release more information in a news conference tomorrow morning. developing news out of howard county where two people are in the hospital after an suv smashed into a dunkin' donuts. the two people hit were outside the store and were pushed through the storefront by the suv. da

the young mother was crossing this busy three-lane road right here that we're on actually using the crosswalk. you see the truck going over the crosswalk right now. she was on that crosswalk with her child when witnesses tell us that an suv at a high rate of speed is the way they describe it came basically barreling through not paying attention they say and hit the mother and the child. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene while the child was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. the driver of the suv did remain on scene. his vehicle was actually just impounded and towed away about 20 minutes ago. witnesses tell us the mother was leaving a grocery store only about 30 yards away from the crosswalk where she was hit. she was walking back home we're told with her child and groceries in hand. those witnesses describe to us what they saw. >> i just saw from my point of view saw him crossing through here really fast and i mean i believe he was on the phone probably texting or something. next thing i saw was the lady screamed and grabbed her child and he slammed into her. >> reporter: a

vinita nair has the story. >> police don't know who had the right-of-way in the crosswalk of how faste bike was moving. what they do know is that the impact left 58-year-old jill tarlove on a ventilator fighting for her life and 31-year-old jason marshall hiring a lawyer to defend himself. according to police, marshall was riding southbound in a bicycle lane in central park when he swerved to avoid a group of pedestrians. instead, he crashed right into tarlove, just as the mother of two was stepping off the curb into the crosswalk. tarlove is the wife of a vice president at cbs. >> does this accident surprise you? >> not really. >> carolina almando who runs in central park every day, says she sees near collisions regularly, because bikers are going much faster than the 25 miles per hour speed limit. but pam margolin says pedestrians are also part of the problem. >> i think a lot of cyclists are kind of out of control, but pedestrians are also a major, major problem, especially the tourist whose are looking around and not, you know, they are not paying attention. >> currently there are

police did confirm little isaband her mom, 31-year- old, thelma were working in the crosswalk when an suv hit them. she was just running back from the store when tragedy happened. >> the first one is to -- better life for her daughter. to take care of her daughter. fernando: as -- waits for her when she recovers. she was supposed to start preschool today. flores leaves behind a 14-year- old daughter. >>> could the tragedy have been prevented? >> we sent debra out to check into that intersection when some say is a trepidation meeting tragedy. >> it's going to take us a while to do the standup, jeff. >> and even longer to cross. we set up for hours at this intersection on riverdale road in prince georges county where a horrific crash took the life of thelma hernandez flores. police say they were walking in the crosswalk. two cars stopped, a third didn't. our cameras roll as person after person waited to cross. this woman and her daughter have one car pass them, then two, three, four, five, six, seven, 8, 9, with that bus, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and they are still on that half median. 15, 1

police say 29-year-old sheena white and her 8-year-old son, kenny, were walking across the crosswalk on friday when they were hit by a septa bus. kenny suffered cuts and bruises and his mother died. the septa bus driver could not see the two in the crosswalk. >> these blind sides are what are killing these people. my sister, my nephew and anomy with them were in the crosswalk. >> the bus is whipping around just to get on washington avenue, just to get back on broad street should be protest. we don't need a bus coming down 15th street. >> police have not charged the driver of the bus. we reached out to septa for a response and they would only say, "since this incident is under investigation, it is not appropriate to respond at this time." >>> 4:48 now. the professional sports leagues and the ncaa are back in court trying to stop new jersey's latest attempt to offer legal sports betting. earlier this month, governor chris christie allowed sports wagering at race tracks in new jersey. the league says that move violates federal law and a 2013 court injunction. >>> a former philadelphia po

that graphically depicts the behavior we're looking for as for such as drivers crossing before the crosswalk and they had seen a number of different options. in could in conjunction with that the enforcement campaign and coordination with the education campaign providing 24 high visibility enforcement days where officers will be on the streets and citing drivers for violating pedestrian's right of way and they have stepped up traffic enforcement and this education campaign we're particularly excited about. also we're working with community groups and the the california conservation corp we have people out there talking to pedestrians and businesses in our 4 key corridors some some of the highest collision corridors as well as highlighting needs of the drivers to give people in the crosswalk the right of way and we'll have bumper stickers for cars who are willing to take the pledge taxi companies have been taking the pledge and soon be bringing the pledge to people travelling on bikes and we'll get some bike bumper stickers and as you know when we talk about pedestrian safety we talk about th

or were in the crosswalk when they were hit they say thatd the crash reconstruction team will not make any definitive statement until they finish their investigation, and, of course, if someone is in the crosswalk before a car enters the intersection, the pedestrian has the right of way. again, a 30 two-year-old mother has died at the scene, and her daughter is in critical condition. abc 7 news. >> it sounds like that is going to be an active scene for quite some time. we will keep an eye on it. all right, let's get to the other big story, some muggy weather, and meteorologist steve rudin joins us. on thetemperatures horizon. >> yes. we are not out of the woods yet. this really cool of our temperatures down a lot. looking at our doppler radar from the belfort furniture weather center, if you showers across montgomery county, potomac, rockville, bethesda, and we're not expecting them to develop much more. this is the delmarva area, rehoboth beach, a lot of people enjoying the weather, and a lot of clouds. a cold front is down the way, and that is for this time tomorrow night. look at th

the crosswalk and signs are here. this man says they are obviously not enough. >> this area needs more cross ing facilities because of the big shopping center. there was another accident. >> testament to the grieving loved ones of the victims. a second miscalculation. >> the guy was going fast. >> that little girl remains in critical condition. this remains under investigation. derek ward, news 4. >> breaking news now. police tell us they have made an arrest in the murder of a woman inside a county popeyes. she was found dead in a back room are of the restaurant. she was a night manager. it appears she was killed after closing on sunday. police plan to release more information tomorrow morning. >> now the last few labor day travellers are headed back from are the eastern shore on the bay bridge. tomorrow morning's commute will be longer than it's been all summer. the first day of school will add to the gridlock in virginia. jackie ben son has more. >> commuters throughout the d.c. area cringed at the thought of getting

feet away from where she took her last bret, right here in the crosswalk, it was 15th street. it made the turn onto washington avenue and that's when it hit her and her young son. >> reporter: racked with grief, delores white joined her family remembering her daughter. >> he has no mother. no father. i'm what he got. >> police say the young boy and his mom were struck by a septa bus here on washington avenue. delores says her son was conscious and crying. >> asking his mommy to just get up. >> but sheena died at the scene. her 8-year-old son was rushed to chop. you see cuts and bruises, his life eye nearly shut. family members say he'll require a wheelchair, but say it's nothing compared to the emotional scarring. >> i'm going to get him so professional help because, as i said, he has no mother, no father right now. >> these blind sides is what's killing these people. my sister, my nephew and the gentleman that was with her were in the crosswalk. >> we reached out to septa for a response and they said, "since this incident is under investigation, it is inappropriate to respond

the other caracas -- crosswalks that look at designs to help bicyclist to help the bar of the crosswalk because today a lot of cyclist don't understand. they think it a great place for us to wait for the light. we are looking for that in the design details. those are the two real points of conflict we see in both options between cyclist and pedestrians and we are going to look to create design details that help solve that problem. that's definitely something we are aware of an want to address. >> okay. thank you. >> i have one quick question. i'm looking at the different options and i'm having a hard time deciding what i'm looking at. on option one i see lots of seating, open spaces, i see shelters. in design two, not so much. and i'm just concerned that there will be seats along every island and lots of them for folks who have you know, issues with their ability to stand for long periods of time and the elderly. so, can you explain to me why it doesn't show any seating on the island. >> i think that is a discrepancy in the drawing. there is no intention for us to have a level of amenit

road always stay in the crosswalk. always be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: while witnesses tell us that the mother and child were, in fact, using the crosswalk and that the suv sped through here without slowing down, police are still investigating. detectives are recreating this accident to try to determine exactly what happened. based on that investigation they will determine whether to charge the driver or not. live in prince george's county i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >>> 95 today with some thunderstorms, more storms tonight. consequently we had to issue a yellow alert for the afternoon storms. the p.m. commute will be impacted. the morning commute will be fine, keep of toasty. 3 p.m. now to 10 p.m. is the main time frame and we've talked about the traffic. it's always a bear after labor day. it's going to be worse coming home as you get showers and storms. 8:00 tomorrow morning it's going to be okay, probably need your shades early on, temps in the 70s, muggy to start. by 12:30 you could probably still w

also the kids had a green light to cross in the crosswalk. again, they are suffering from severe head trauma in critical condition at st. christopher's hospital. that's the very latest. back to you. >> sabina, thank you. also making headlines tonight, roughed up dragged and humilia humiliated a new jersey woman claims a night out at a popular atlantic city casino turned into a nightmare. she says the brutal beating came at the hands of security guards at harrah's in atlantic city. >> and it's not the first time the casino security staff has faced accusations of going too far. fox 29's chris o'connell is live tonight with more on those claims. here we go again, chris. >> reporter: that's right, lucy. this lawsuit filed in federal court today the latest in a pattern of similar claims filed against the security team at harrah's atlantic city. tonight, a 26 year old nurse tells us a night on the town ended horribly wrong. >> i just can't believe it happened. it doesn't seem real to me. >> reporter: even two years later, it's still tough for amy wa

the young mother was crossing this busy three-lane road right here that we're on actually using the crosswalkee the truck going over the crosswalk right now. she was on that crosswalk with her child when witnesses tell us that an suv at a high rate of speed is the way they describe it came basically barreling through not paying attention they say and hit the mother and the child. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene while the child was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. the driver of the suv did remain on scene. his vehicle was actually just

see what hapd when i tried to get through the crosswalks at memorial circle. ep plus the new efforts to make that intersectio safer. that intersectio safer. >>> a d.c. mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> well, you can now weigh in on a busy tricky intersection in our area. the national park service, wants your feedback about the arlington y there. i took a walk around it to see what that was like. the memorial circle right by the memorial bridge offers beautiful views and because of that it's a popular place for pedestrians, runners and cyclists. >> i love the fact that people are able to walk. >> but it's always a major commuter route for drivers coming and going to places like the gw park way and routes 50 and 110. that creates a conflict at the crossing. maureen says she's biked around the cycle plenty and she

is in just completely should never have happened. >> at monday night's vigil just feet from the fateful crosswalk the mayor stressed the town requested that the maryland state highway office evaluate the dangerous intersection two years ago after another near fatal pedestrian accident. >> i think speed combined with the number of lanes, six through lanes and two turn lanes, to expect pedestrians to be able to get across that with no assistance is just ridiculous. >> mayor archer says the state denied his request to modify the intersection. >> part of the reason was there was not an accident history sufficient to justify it in their opinion. we need something done. they've got to fix this and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> until then a family that has lost so much remains lost themselves. >> i have a lot of uncertainty right now about the situation, but i hope in god that there will be justice in this situation. >> police are still investigating the accident. whether or not the driver of the suv that hit flores will be charged will depend on that investigation. >>> new tonight at 11:00 35

eyewitnesses tell us tonight they were in the crosswalk about 3:15 when a 20 year-old driver making a traffic in the 2003 dodge pick up she was driving. she said she didn't see the kids hitting a ten year-old girl and her seven year-old brother. eyewitnesses say they saw children fly several feet before coming to rest in the street. witnesses got out of their car, immediately to help the kids, and they say they were talking to them. they actually used a ten year-old girl's girlfriend to call their mother. here's what the witnesses had to say. >> i told her to stop the car. i got out. she ran over. she came behind me. i went to the little girl. she went to the little boy. we stabilized them and basically we were just concerned about if they were going to be okay. >> i ran to the little boy and tried to keep his head still but his eyes were closed and he was screaming i want to get up, i want to get up, so -- i'm just really concerned for them. >> reporter: what you are looking at is 2003 dodge pickup that police say did hit those children. new about an hour and a half ago here on acade

my sister and my nephew and the gentleman with her, they were in the crosswalk. u should have seen them. >> the bus is whipping around just to get on washington avenue just to get back on broad street. should be protest. we don't need a bus coming down 15th street. >> police have not charged the bus driver. we reached out to septa and they would only say, "since this incident is under investigation, it is not appropriate to respond at this time." >>> members of an atlantic city synagogue are on edge as we head toward yom kippur. they saw some people earlier near the suv. the fire department is still in the early stages of its investigation. police say they are not ruling out the possibility that this was a hate crime. >> given the fact that it happened on the synagogue property on the first night of the high holidays, there were neighbors who witnessed people hanging out in the area very shortly before it happened. it loaves a lot of room for suspicion. >> the synagogue is in the process of hiring its own security and atlantic city police say they have increased t

that means that every muni passenger would now have to leave the crosswalk into the street to board a bus. every muni passenger. that's not the case now. now the 71 inbound, 521 outbound, you board at the curb a. it wouldn't happen under the proposed for this plan. hundreds of thousands of people ride the muni erd. everyday. is this consistent. it also funds pet to cut out bus stops to make us walk farther. do you think this benefits us or is this an ploy? >> next howard chat ner. >> okay. good afternoon. first i echo bob's comments. he's very knowledgeable. he really knows what he's talking about. the clock hasn't begun yet. at least not that i can see. i try to use meany whenever i can but there is major disability access problems which has only worsened in the past decade. it's impossible to get through muni during rush hour. some bus line-ups have been limited at all together. part of problem is that powell and montgomery they let you off in the alley in a dark platform. back in the 1990s about the need to have safe elevators. no plans yet to do that on montgomery. of course the m

hit her somewhere here in the crosswalk right over here earlier in the evening is where people who knew the woman lit candles in her memory. this is a yellow toyota suv that hit the pedestrian. the driver was arrested for suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and failing to yield to a pedestrian. the victim, an elderly woman, died at the scene. >> she is an asian female and she is from the neighborhood and we are trying to figure out the family and that sort of thing. >> one resident said she lived in the building feet from where she was hit. >> where did she live? >> up here. >> the building is a senior living facility and the corner is often packed with elderly residents boarding buses and cars that regularly dart by. one resident who didn't want to use his name said he had to be careful at all times of the day. >> how dangerous is the intersection? >> for old people it's dangerous. >> why? >> because they can't walk fast. >> what do the cars do? >> they don't stop. >> police have been trying to enforce safety in the area. according to investigators, it's not clear where the yellow suv

see what happene when i tried to get through the crosswalks at memorial circle. >>> and new this morning, a d.c. taxicab driver robbed. but wait until you see the >>> well the national parks service wants your feedback on the arlington memorial circle. they're reviewing it and your safety is a big concern. i went there and saw just what a tricky and busy place it is. the memorial circle right by the memorial bridge o beautiful views. and because of that, it's a popular place for pedestrians, runners and cyclists. >> i love the fact that people are b it's also a major commuter route for people going to the park way and routes 50 and 110. that creates a national conflict at the crossings here. maureen from sterling, virginia says she's biked around the circle plenty and she knows all too well about the dangers. >> afraid to on the roads with a bike than ever before and that's unfo but the national park serve says the roads, bridges, trails and sidewalks have contributed a number of safety concerns, especially at the six unsignalized crosswalk. we conducted our own experiment trying to get

the mother and son were crossing 15th and washington outside the crosswalk. they apparently tried to outrun the septa bus, the mother was hit and her son cared for her until medics arrived. no passengers were on the bus. >>> a 73-year-old grandfather picked up his grandson from football practice, but never made it home alive. hit-and-run suv t-boned his car in east mount airy. the suv driver and passenger took off leaving the grandfather dead. s 1-year-old grandson was hurt, but expected to survive. police caught the suv driver and passenger nearby. police suspect they used drugs or alcohol before the crash. >>> there's been a second arrest in the killing of a 15-year-old student who was an innocent by standard. one man was charged with murder. police arrested a 17-year-old boy yesterday who happens to be a star high school football player. dann cuellar has the details. >> we need nor -- your direction. we can't do this without you. >> reporter: after playing at the spot where aisha abdur-rahman died so tragically in front of einstein medical center. a group o

. >> after the suspect almost dropped the victim in the crosswalk, the suspect then drove away a short distance and began shooting. mentthe driver then sped off in a honda civic or accord and the victim is still recovering from his injuries and is also expected to survive. >>> they are warning passengers about the dangers of walking on train tracks. if you recall jenna betty's mother said she was hit while trying to reach a cell phone she dropped on the tracks trains are quieter because of new engines and they come upon you really quickly. >> caltrans said 600 deaths are reported every year more than every other state. >>> last night a huge crowd greeted the san jose sharks as they appeared to raise money for the search for sierra lemar. she was wearing a sharks' sweatshirt on the day she disappeared. the fundraiser raised $11,000 for the search. >> it is the least for what we can do. >> emotionally it is an elevation. we are already getting renewed tips coming in and people are calling to volunteer further. >> antolin garcia-torres is charged with sierra lemar's murder but the missing

the intersection. bottom line is it's not a crosswalk. this person was trying to cross in the middle of the road outside a crosswalk. as you can see, dark outside, it was in the middle of the night and it's a very busy street. the person who hit this person did stay with their car, is cooperating, and was cooperating with police. police do not believe that drugs or alcohol was involved. rather, this was just an unfortunate accident with a pedestrian making a horrible mistake of trying to cross the street outside of a crosswalk. they've not identify who'd that person was, have not indicated whether a man or a woman. again, intersection here, eastbound tully off the 101 exit, at alvin and lanai shut down for another half hour. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> tragic start to a morning. >>> developing story in the south bias well. homicide detectives spent most of the night trying to figure out who killed two men in san jose. >> the shootings happened around 9:00 last night on rancho drive near monterey road near the

police say the woman hit was not in the crosswalk. police say the driver of the car stopped and is cooperating with the investigation, he has not been cited. family members have been asking for help after leaving the scene of a deadly crash in pittsburgh. it happened on mountain view area when a drive jumped the curb. they dragged it before taking off, they are asking any witnesses to come forward. he said his wife was devoted to the family and loved animals. >> she wanted to be a veterinarian since she quit helping animals. i guess she will not get that chance. >> anybody with information is asked to contact pittsburgh police. northbound 280 has reopened ahead of schedule. that roadway was closed over the holiday weekend but they were allowed back seven hours earlier than expected. caltrans said crews were allowed to replace hinges to better preserve movement as far as the earthquake. room. >> they showed signs of wear and tear. >> safety improvements in napa, they showed it is a reminder of the large damage that can be caused. >>> ca

. >> reporter: aaron, it could be a dangerous combination being at the crosswalk or crossing the street while you have your phone, your smartphone, iphone, ipod, whatever it is in your hand and you're not paying attention to the traffic that is happening around you. that is the concern here for montgomery county officials. that's why today they're kicking off this campaign. it was two years ago back in 2012 when carissa -- christina morris ward, a sophomore at seneca valley high school, was killed while crossing the street on her way to school. she was two blocks from school at the time. today her mother will be addressing the student body at her former school. talking to those kids, trying to get them to pay attention when they're crossing the street. school officials say they want the high schoolers to go back to elementary school when they learn the basics. looking both ways before crossing the street. they want to ask them to put devices in their backpack or a pocket somewhere. just don't have it in your hand and have your attention on your phone while crossing the street. a lot of

so he÷ was -- he wasnt in the intersection.yg he stopped at the crosswalk. then at the last second he gunned it trying to make taken, and he hit drew. but he only went 20 feet, so he was going very slowly. my son was going very slowly. and he blew over the front of his -- flew over the front of his car. had he stopped i wouldn't be here now. he would have had a couple of bruises but instead he accelerated. drove over his body. his helmet came off and got stuck under one of the tires, he backed up, drove over him a second time, and then trying to flee, he went forward again, but man had gotten out ofoq his car and stood in front of gallo, and he stopped with his tire on my son's abdomen. he was charged with vehicular homocide, and in a preliminary hearing, which my wife and i illegally were not allowed to attend, because they told us it wasn't happening, which is against california law, the judge decided that because the judge, in his words, i'd been in a traffic accident, too, and i know how much you can panic. and he reduced the charge to vehicular manslaugh

it begins this afternoon at 1:00 as the crosswalk community church in napa. >>> crews are waiting until it is safe to see how many buildings were damaged in the king fire. so far it's burned near 82,000 acres. it's only 10% contained. it has now spread into tahoe national forest. according to the "san francisco chronicle," organizers of iron man lake tahoe have canceled this morning's second annual 140-mile race because of smoke from the fire. 2800 people have been evacuated from that area. >> the fire isn't quite here to this area yet but we have lines in place, hose lines in place that are in front of the houses. so if the fire does come up here, we have a buffer between where the fire is and where it wants to go. >> crews are also standing by to set backfires. those are the carefully controlled fires designed to burn brush and vegetation so there's nothing left to fuel the wildfire when it arrives. >>> in madera county, crews are making progress in the courtney fire that's now 97% contained and about 320 acres. all evacuation orders have been lifted but 56 buildings have been either

they made the wrong decision a, trying to cross the street outside a crosswalk, b, it's a busy street, and doing it at night. you can imagine, you can see what the lighting situation is here, you can see how somebody driving down tully might not be able to see the pedestrian. horrible accident, pedestrian hit and killed, telling us they probably will be able to reopen eastbound tully maybe around 6:30. the holdup is waiting for the crime scene cleaners to clean up the street. but that company, that individual, doing that type of job is busy with the other scene which we have been reporting about all morning long where the two people were killed last night. waiting for them to finish with that before they come over here. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> okay. thank you very much. >> the worst news you can get in the morning. >>> right now investigators trying to figure out how an experienced driver from san jose died at a road race, this in nevada. >> his porsche crashed a few mile short of the finish sunday. investigators say bowser may have been driving over 120 miles per hour. bow

the healing begins this afternoon at 1:00 at the crosswalk community church in napa. >>> crews are waiting until it's safe to see how many buildings were damaged or destroyed by the growing king fire in eldorado county. so far, it has burned nearly 82,000 acres. it's near pollack pines. it's only 10% contained. it has now spread into tahoe national forest. 2,800 people have been evacuated from the area. >> the fire isn't quite here to this area yet, but we have dozer lines in place, hose lines in place that are in front of the houses. so if the fire does come up here, we have a buffer between where the fire is and where it wants to go. >> crews are also standing by to set those backfires, the carefully controlled fires designed to burn brush and vegetation so there is nothing left to fuel the wildfire when it arrives. >>> in madera county, crews are making progress against a wildfire near bass lake. the courtney fire is now 90% contained. about 320 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted, but 56 buildings have either been damaged or destroyed. >>> the san francisco firefighters who helpe

a lot of attention has been paid to the physical rebuilding process in napa, but at the crosswalk churchey're finding that there are other things to mend. today, napa residents received less powerful, but a no less frightening reminder of the trauma many suffered during last month's six point oh earthquake. people who came to the crossroads church on saturday didn't report any damage in their homes. but the mental anguish left behind by the earthquakes is still present. volunteers from a variety of health organizations offered their services to about two hundred attendees. life-after the quake can be a difficult experience shared by many.including those offering to help. while the earthquakes can create obstacles that are difficult to pass. a new slogan hints at a path to healing. whether physical or mental we're still early in the rebuilding process in napa, this is just one of those early steps, towards a long journey. reporting in napa.dan rubin. kron four news. the relief of heat and mild day . we have high temperatures in the '70s in the inland there at valley. we will be warming up

new ramp is expected to be done in the february to march window with the entire project, as well the crosswalk and traffic signals set to be done in the late march to early april symbol. >> new this morning, all lanes of highway 101 are back open after a broken sprinkler caused flooding on the roadways this morning. it happened around 4:30 on harsh road roadin. they drove off in stolen cars. today bob redell has the very latest for us. >> good morning. police have not released any suspect information, no arrest. though they had recovered they still don't know who it was who stole several cars between 1:00 and 3:00 sunday morning. they had found keys to cars left at the dealership overnight to be repaired and then drove off with them. police report at least nine cars stolen. not clear in the feelership had sur valance perhaps. we've reached out to san jose police could to campaign finance refo reform, another eight stolen from creek savings mercedes-benz. it's certainly suspicious. reporting live here at belmont, bob redells. the. >> rchlts well be meeting to discuss the continued ought. >> als

a stack of lumber is in the pulled of the crosswalk ready to go. amid the 15s scaffolding and red tagged buildings say "back in business," and the city says nine james of downtown businesses are back open. >> wills are getting together to part each other and we are inviting those who could be from the outside to come and see how well we have come back. >> outside the focus was on emotional recovery with 200 seeking help from therapists. >> the main thing for people is they are afraid to number their homes or people are afraid to be in the shower. what if there is an earthquake you don't want to be naked. >> some are dealing with anxiety through art. >> i home each person feels something they lost can be turned interest something of a gain and this is a symbol of that because it is moving forward. >> it capture as m in time no one in napa will of forget. >>> the man accused of scaling a security continue and getting into the white house with a knife is scheduled to have his first appearance in federal court. goops gons is is -- gonzalez is accused of

the initial investigation philadelphia police telling me that it appears they were not using the crosswalk. and that they may have tried to outrun the bus. >> it's the type of tragedy no young child should endure seeing a parent die. >> it's tragic. tragic accident. >> philadelphia police say a 29-year-old home was walking with-year-old sop when the two tried to cross the street at 15 and washington in south philadelphia, 8-year-old son. this as a septa bus was making a left turn on to washington. that's when investigators say the mom and son accidentally got in the path of the bus. >> bus was in motion. i suspect based on what i understand, they knew the bus was in motion. and they tried to outrun the bus as it was making its turn. she was struck by the right front of bus. >> the mother fell under the front tire and became entangled under the bus the boy was struck and is expected to be okay. his mother's injuries were too severe. she died at the scene. police say the boy stayed by his mom ace side trying to do all he could to save her life. >> this little boy watched this happen to his m

the healing begins this afternoon at 1:00 at the crosswalk community church in napa. >>> crews are waiting until it's safe to see how many buildings were damaged or destroyed by the growing king fire in eldorado county. so far, it has burned nearly 82,000 acres. it's only 10% contained. it has now spread into tahoe national forest. 2,800 people have been evacuated from the area. >> the fire isn't quite here to this area yet, but we have dozer lines in place, hose lines in place that are in front of the houses. so if the fire does come up here, we have a buffer between where the fire is and where it wants to go. >> crews are also standing by to set those backfires, the carefully controlled fires designed to burn brush and vegetable so there's nothing left to fuel the wildfire when it arrives. >>> in madera county, crews are making progress against a wildfire near bass the court me fi >>> the san francisco firefighters who helped save camp mather from a wildfire in the sierra last year were honored last night. supporters of the popular summer family camp gathered for its 90th anniversary par

just to see the guy laying in the crosswalk after the truck teeters on it's side.ou, louis. >>> want to get the responses to our twitter question. do you have more trust for people within your own political party? our producer has some of the best responses. this is if we find out what party they're affiliated with. steven says, that birds of a father flock together thing is valid. and david says, i have no trust for any of them. not while taking vacation we pay for. blake as personal advice for you. my wife thinks you should lose those checkered shirts. >> really? all right. advice from blake. we went white today. >> looking good. >> thank you. thank you. thanks. >>> looking at the stories we'll be talking about. "morning joe" moments away. ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. mm. feel it. j.j. watt? you know there's a game on tonight right, amy? oh, i know, but it's my turn to chaperone. right,

this strategy is don't block -- block the box campaign and crashing with pedestrians on the crosswalk as well as a permit implementation of this pilot of this high complex aefrm our office is also working with sf mta to work at the state level to be able to issue block the box cameras similar to the cameras we see throughout the city to supplement a police stretched out resources and constant traffic management. i want to thank you for taking this on at the state level and would like to update the board with where we are at and our future timeline and being able to implement the traffic congestion program in the long-term. we are also asking dpt, sf p.d. to attend this hearing as well. the second hearing is a follow up to supervisor campos legislation to hearing request supplemental appropriation which we'll be voting on after roll call with unaccompanied minors with support services with undocumented uses and this is a request that has also come from sf usd and commissioner matt haney working at the board of education. we would like to hear from the committee and we'll be hearing fro

>> yes, that's correct, an existing stop sign in both directions on either side of the crosswalks. >> we haven't heard about the cars potentially coming and going, there is a stop sign and it seems like that exit is well vishld visualized and the stop sign when they come out. the biggest construction is i understand you plan to build a platform on there before anything really starts getting done and from there you are going to have your equipment for demolition working off this platform and there won't be any trucks or cars parked on telegraph boulevard during the construction but on the side itself, is that correct? >> that's correct. i'm here on behalf of the project sponsor. they do a number of logistically complicated projects around san francisco. we understood that we were dealing with a unique setting and limited access and volume of pedestrian traffic and steps. we can only get construction vehicles in and out of this sight in one place. what we have proposed doing here as the first phase of construction to actually build a cement slide on the side and that allows trucks to ba