i should say when i say we, i mean one treasure island, treasure island development authority and treasure island development group. all three of the entities working on the development plan have seen this as a very important aspect of the plan. how do we really create a community where arfbd everybody has a sense of belonging? there are many efforts across the countsry to do this with mixed results and we want to be successful so we have been very intentional. one of the major recommendations was to build a uniform aspirational statement for the island which we have just gone through that process. now we are looking at new parks coming online, new open space, new areas for retail, thousands of new residents moving to the island. it isn't the full build-out of had plan but there will be a lot more space to activate, a lot more people who need different kinds of services so how do we do that and from a equity lens? we, again, one treasure island, tida and tipd, we put together a rfp with erica and bay area economics to develop a interim active space plan until the full build-out, but what d

treasure island's nop and running. shuttle and one of the state's first to use autonomous vehicles on public roadways. the shuttles operate seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, making a 20 minute loop around the northern side of treasure island. the shuttles are provided by beep, an autonomous vehicle company out of florida. although autonomous there is an operator on board to assist passengers and take over if the vehicle encounters any difficulties. treasure island wines is on the loop's route and owner jim murawski says some of the first reviews from riders are now in. i've heard from a few of the residents. is that it's kind of jerky and it doesn't. it goes too slow and it's kind of it's not very comfortable. san francisco's treasure island mobility management agency launched the pilot program wednesday with funding from san francisco. the metropolitan transportation commission and the federal government. murawski says so far he's not impressed. he says the vehicles are underpowered, so they can't make it up the

treasure island. i was not sure -- what how do our rep with them works. what is the sort of the governing body this sort of -- over sees the policy. and governing sort of structure. so -- and through what we can work with them. when it come to this brown out and blackouts that are experiencing. so -- i'm looking at you because i think this falls under your jurisdiction. it would be great if you with look in this more. and have some form of a before formation provided to the commission on this issue and if there is anything we can do to help navigate the process especially if you are investing small amount of money to do mall bandaid fixes on the systems than i have. rather than making role investments in the system. it makes sense to think about how we can redirect the money to make more changes. >> my understanding was that is held up in the process. some how. so, should i go through the 4 or somebody. so. yes. you are good. i have all 4 items the moving the public comment to the top. cac best value. i'm not sure i think i will meet with stein asked me t

treasure island was 51.78. the navy has openly stated during 53 years of use of toxins on treasure island, radiation, chemical grade weapons and heavy metals like arsenic and lead saturated treasure island soil and ground water. these toxins are concentrated in former burn pits under site 12 town houses inhabited by treasure island residents. again, treasure island is a neighborhood of san francisco. i observed among treasure island residents i know prnlly many cases of asthma, respiratory disease, heart failure, heart attacks, spontaneous bleeding, strokes, seizure, tumors, blood disease, rashes and (indiscernible) and never seem to heal. cancer, hair loss, even (indiscernible) painful swolen legs and feet, (indiscernible) spontaneous breaking bones, fragmenting teeth. loss of extremities, amitations and back pain kidney removal unexplained panic attacks and death. all of which is attributed to toxin exposure by the residents themselves. (indiscernible) conduct non intrusive home to home survey residents livin

treasure island. i was not sure -- what how do our rep with them works.t is the sort of the governing body this sort of -- over sees the policy. and governing sort of structure. so -- and through what we can work with them. when it come to this brown out and blackouts that are experiencing. so -- i'm looking at you because i think this falls under your jurisdiction. it would be great if you with look in this more. and have some form of a before formation provided to the commission on this issue and if there is anything we can do to help navigate the process especially if you are investing small amount of money to do mall bandaid fixes on the systems than i have. rather than making role investments in the system. it makes sense to think about how we can redirect the money to make more changes. >> my understanding was that is held up in the process. some how. so, should i go through the 4 or somebody. so. yes. you are good. i have all 4 items the moving the public comment to the top. cac best value. i'm not sure i think i will meet with stein asked me to do

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earlier there was also an accident at the treasure island off-ramp, so that slowed down parts of the are just seeing the smooth flow of traffic, our usual slow spots on a tuesday. but as we look around the bay area, a couple of minor incidents popping up, but nothing that's really slowing things down. looking at the bay bridge drive time, it's about 20 minutes to get across, which is what we've seen for the past hour. the richmond bridge takes about 12 minutes, and then through the tri-valley it is slowing down on westbound 84, so that takes about 18 minutes. i'll keep an eye on all of this and another update in a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you, kari. >>> 6:51 right now. happening now, the city of hayward rolling out a new program providing people who live there financial help to boost their education and training skills. it's called the learn to earn tuition assistance program. the city recently introduced it. it offers micro grants of up to $2,000 for people to update their job skills at cal state east bay or technical schools offering certification and professional trai

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. >>> a live look at treasure island. this afternoon. passengers services with the three travelers shuttle will begin at 3:00 p.m. the treasure island mobility management agency says a fully electric vehicle will pick up passengers on a fixed route with seven stops in the shuttle will run daily between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. >>> at the state capital the appropriations committee is considering a state bill that could decriminalize certain psychedelics. substances like magic mushrooms or dmt. state senator scott weiner is pushing forward and says studies show psychedelics country depression, ptsd and some substance abuse disorders. narrowly passed in may by a single. the coalition for psychedelic safety and education is calling for better safeguards including public education and training for first responders. >>> we have the latest on the former president new promise and the response from a prominent republican governor. >>> there are big changes coming to what is in and on your hand. which hotel? ah! did somebody say “which hotel?” i'i'

that was right near the treasure island exit. >> san mateo bridge, 30 minutes. the airy 80 to 101, checking on our highways, whole lot of red, whole lot of orange. 45 minutes, silly intial down in milpitas. and if you are traveling right now, 61 minutes. that's almost 70. definitely take up to 80 or 82 to maneuver around that darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain at 8.30, and on the peninsula. police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman. now this happened on a popular trail in a neighborhood in millbrae. we have kron four's haaziq mod-yoon with more on what happened. >> woman was the victim of a assault sunday at around 07:30pm, while walking on the spur trail here in millbrae. that's very sad. and hopefully find a person who's accountable and responsible for investigators with the san mateo county sheriff's office say 28 year-old female was walking alone on the trail and she was approached from behind and well below the waist by a man who rode off of the black mountain bike matching the description of the person you see in these photos r

it's getting even worse because there was an accident near treasure island at the off-ramp.things really starting to stack up there. the san mateo bridge is flowing well, and we haven't seen any issues there. hopefully that continues. elsewhere, haven't seen any major problems, but once again, a lot of red sensors here because of that accident at the treasure island off-ramp. the rest of the bay area has been, so far, looking good. but i am watching for an incident in the south bay. we'll see if that causes any delays on 101. yeah, it's red for the bay bridge. that means it takes at least 20 minutes to get acrs. and this has been adding up minute by minute. so we'll continue to track it. i'll have another update coming up again in a few minutes. >> thas so much. >>> happening now, the city of hayward rolling out a new program providing residents financial help to boost their educational and training skills. it's called the learn to earn tuition assistance program. the city recently introduced it. it's going to offer micro grants of up to $2,000 for people to update their job

most residents in treasure island are customers of the treasure development authority. sfpuc serves these customers, tida residential customers are not individually metered but received a uniform fee that bundles water and electricity and natural gas and average across occupied units. the charge to the, to tida customers is, point 2.34 cents per kilo meter, per kill watt hour as of 2023. which is lower than the rate of point 2.98 cents. and we do recommend approving the proposed ordinance. >> thank you. i do have questions on this one. and trying to help me understand, so we're purchasing power from the western addition, western area power administration. and that is but the transition which is the grid itself really belongs to caliso. it's scheduling independent operator that was scheduled the electricity through, but it flows but pg&e transmission lines. >> so pg&e owns the grid, at which part do we come in? are we facilitator of power and then to tida? >> okay, we are so we are purchasing the power for treasure island and herba buena, so we're the individuals that wi

9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at treasure island's wine is on that route of the loops.he owner says some of the first reviews from the riders are coming in. i've heard from a few of the residents is that it's kind of jerky and it doesn't it goes too slow and it it's kind of it's not very comfortable. now, the loop is right now on a nine month trial program. ktvu is zip trips is on the road today. and this time we are taking you to the marin county city of novato. 51,000 people call this hidden gem home and it has a very diverse food scene and getting a taste of that food scene is what cal sal castaneda does very, very well. and you're in nevada right now, so where are you and what are you going to try out? what's on the menu south? yeah yeah, we're at one of the best breakfast places in town. that's called garvin's breakfast club. and it really is always on the top of people's lists. it's very busy right now. so we're going to go inside here and show you just how busy it is in here. so, marin county does have a lot of places to eat. it does have a lot of places where yo

on treasure island one of the first autonomous shuttles in the state is running. a fully electric shuttle that will run every day from 9:00 to 6:00. it's running a nine month long pilot program to give the community a chance to try out the service. as the population grows and new housing developments go up, local leaders saying have -- say that having transportation is key. >> the shuttle will connect to the transit setter into the ferry. -- center and the ferry. it will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and east bay. larry: the shuttle is free and will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. more young women being diagnosed with cancer according to a new study. federal researchers study that data from 17 national cancer institute registries. they looked at more than 500,000 cases of early-onset cancer between the years of 2010 and 2019. the study found that early-onset cancers in women increased slightly over that decade. young women in their 30's saw the biggest increase while cases among men in the same age group declined. mor

that was hillsborough county in tampa this is pinellas county, treasure island.ater on the beach. >> jane: this ro road, that is a concern with this water with the push of the wind. looks like a person out there walking in the distance but a couple of inches of water at le least. you have the gas station there in the distance. this is just getting started as we approach high tide. >> ian: everyone that lives in the tampa bay area has her theory y-letter of they have not taken a direct hit since 1921 with tarpon springs. look at the contrast in cedar key two hours north. the difference between a couple of feet of water rise which was flooding treasure island, and it's right down the road from saint pete beach. now this only a couple of feet that can go up at 16. >> jane: it was one.6 feet at last reading and you can see what it has done here at cedar key they were already continuing it is just a nonstop barrage of waves as high tide comes in slowly but surely we will see the impact of the wind being parallel to the coast to impact cedar key as that juts out. but t

reporter: keep an eye for the shuttle, the next time you're on treasure island. there is no driver behind the wheel. it is guided by eight sensors. >> on the right side, one on the left side. reporter: the loop is free and fully electric. the two av shuttles will take passengers to seven stops. everyday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., the nine month long pilot program gives the community a chance to try out the shuttle. there will always be an attendant on board like this operator. >> one to 13. >> the idea is to gather feedback, see how it performs. we will be documenting and reporting on how the vehicles and the public reactions go. reporter: this resident tried -- tried this out. >> i'm not feeling good about the autonomous vehicles. reporter: we caught up with him after the test ride. >> very nice. very smooth. no problems. reporter: top speed is 12 miles per hour. if there ever any issues on the loop, the shuttle attendant takes over. >> they come to a stop sign, he takes over, when they have to get around the utility truck, he takes over. >> it is not absolutely aut

on treasure island one of the first autonomous shuttles in the state is running. electric shuttle that will run every day from 9:00 to 6:00. it's running a nine month long pilot program to give the community a chance to try out the service. as the population grows and new housing developments go up, local leaders saying have -- say that having transportation is key. >> the shuttle will connect to the transit setter into the ferry. -- center and the ferry. it will have connections to the buses that go to the mainland and east bay. larry: the shuttle is free and will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. more young women being diagnosed with cancer according to a new study. federal researchers study that data from 17 national cancer institute registries. they looked at more than 500,000 cases of early-onset cancer between the years of 2010 and 2019. the study found that early-onset cancers in women increased slightly over that decade. young women in their 30's saw the biggest increase while cases among men in the same age group declined. more sensit

. >> on treasure island, one of the first of thomas driving shuttles is now up and running their it isled lube, and it is a fully electric shuttle that will run every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. it is currently running a nine month long pilot program to give the community a chance to trap the service as a population of treasure island continues to grow and new developers glove and the area. residents say having transportation is key. >> this shuttle will connect to a transit center and to our ferry. it will have connexus -- connections to the buses on the mainland and to the east bay. >> we to get looks pretty cute. >> the shuttle is free. it will take passengers to seven stops around treasure island. >> that is key. >> we have an early heads-up for you. all lanes on eastbound i-80 will be closed, and this is the third and final closure. we've mapped out what h connected from hercules, coming skyway. the green highlight are the detour options. highway four coming skyway, and i-680. also i 780. transit is repaving, and it takes a whole weekend to repave one lane. the closure is scheduled

tyler payne is the treasure island, florida, mayor and near the st.g area, one of those that looked to be a bull's-eye for this storm, ended up being north of their but tyler pain is the mayor of that beautiful town. how are things looking now? >> getting better but we have significant amount of famine particularly one part of town where we had three to four feet of storm surge. we definitely came back with that and people come from all over the world. i was happy to see parking lots were cleared out, warnings to head on out. neil: did people he'd advice from you and others to just get out and see how things are, wouldn't have far to drive to higher land but to get out. >> exactly. we have 6000 residents and treasure island, a barrier island, our evacuation zone. i've been impressed with how they respond to the storm and previous storms, the evacuation is very clear, and when we see a storm heading to the north of us, all the water gets pushed into areas south of the storm. this one made landfall hundreds of miles north of us, well into georgia, we ar

i-80 westbound right of the treasure island exit. they're working on trying to get that off of the bridge as we speak. mateo bridge around 17 minutes. little slow getting on this morning as you're hopping on the san mateo bridge, nearly 40 minutes traveling at 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park and over in the east bay. look at that. 31 minutes. selanne to 37 darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.16, and for your money this morning. the u.s. just had its credit rating downgraded. >> and job openings fall as demand for workers is slowing down. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane hide area. good morning. will the number of available jobs in the u.s. just fell to the lowest level in more than 2 years. >> government numbers show the number of available positions drop for second straight month, falling to about 9.6 million or that's 1.6 jobs for every job seeker and ratings cut the us's long-term debt rating to a a plus from aaa. it's still a high rating, but it's not pristine. fitch is pointing to an eros

treasure island not seeing major delays here, but things are a little slower. 7 average, 40 minutes. major issues. richmond, sandra fell bridge about 14 and golden gate bridge. 27 minutes. all right, james, back to all right, 902, is the time and more developing news this morning. we told you a moment ago about residents in one san pablo neighborhood. they're under an evacuation order. still today. >> after hazardous materials were found in the backyard of a home yesterday afternoon. yeah, there are hundreds of boxes to go through very carefully. crawford's. michael thomas is live. >> in san pablo with an update. what's going on now? michael? >> hi, good morning, everyone will this is day 2 of them removing those hundreds of boxes filled with not only toxic but flammable and explosive chemicals from shed behind a home here. take a look at the scene is still active now, some of these chemicals are said to be reactive to both movement and light. and when it comes to when people can come back home, there's no time frame. let's get a map up on your screens. you can see exactly where we'r

treasure island is on that loops route.f the first reviews from riders are in. i've heard from a few of the residents is that it's kind of jerky and it doesn't it goes too slow and it it's kind of it's not very comfortable. the loop is on a nine month trial program. the treasure island mobility management agency says it will gather feedback from the public and make adjustments based on the response. wouldn't that be a nice way to. yeah right. instead of running into some of the traffic backups that we are also keeping an eye on this morning, we can switch gears to what may be a much less pleasant ride for some folks. this is a live picture of 80 interstate 80. this is the westbound 80 corridor through el cerrito where there was an an incident this morning. you can see they had some vehicles, police vehicles and a minor crash on the right hand shoulder partially blocking one of those lanes. so if we go from there, we can show you what it's like once you get past this on 80 to the bay bridge, there you see very light traffic,

i'm looking forward to most is taking our time at treasure island and bring into effect to help people. >> so many things that are going on in my mind at the moment because of the fact today is the last day that we are actually on our training grounds on treasure island. i cant believe i'm actually here and i made it these 5 months. getting in here doing the best i could possibly do, but now it is graduation is just so close. i'm just nervous. i created this family within the 130 academy class where we have gotten to know each other and gotten to do skills together, but now when i go to my probationary home, now i will get to know those people and learn so many more skills and just get all the hands on experience and you know, create that second family. it has been overwhelming. just the amount of support that i have received. my family is my core and is my biggest support system and they have been there and have just expressed unconditional love and support every step of the way. [music] >> good morning 130. i know this is a exciting day for you, and this is just one of the many miles

we begin again with ginger there in treasure island., treasure island. gulf boulevard. full of water because of the coastal push. that hurricane made landfall about 100 miles to our northwest. look at the drone. isn't it amazing that you can have impacts this far away from the center of the hurricane? it made landfall as a category 3. max sustained winds 125 miles an hour. now that the surge has come up the immediate threat is about that extreme wind warning which they have pushed inland. this thing is racing. i mean it's been moving north northeast at nearly 20 miles per hour. that's got us concerned about south georgia and south carolina. i'll show you why in a moment. the extremes will push. also whipping around, tornados. we've seen several warnings. brunswick, georgia, even inland right now. let's go ahead and take you through the next 12 hours or so, which are going to be extremely rowdy. they will keep pushing up. the track does take it up over hilton head. hilton head has an extreme warning. that is how quickly it is moving. sav

and it was done at the treasure island training. they are vulnerable. next up. :our nert folks, hosted the national conference at the grand hyat-sfo. give it up to captain tom for absolutely work in this event and being able to host this event in san francisco it took months of coordination and planning. that's due to captain tom 800 invitee in training folks. the chief brown gave a keynote speak or yes. speech. and captain tom delivered train and nert trainings and hundred's on training. you know, home land security supports the efforts as there are visits to san francisco. fwhn june was the where we have personal [inaudible] command post on stand by and in dms support and through our field unit safety support. and our department have equity competence inclusion under chief shawn beaufort. until this month or june's month, this report i will highlight anderson an incredible individual who works hard. he was on vacation for 3 weeks and still working for this department to move recruitment and out roach forward. know amazing individual. the things he was working

we're following a crash right now on westbound 80 right past treasure island. your speeds as you approach the tunnel will be around 16mph. we do have a live picture here from our caltrans camera in the area and it looks much better than it did even i'd say ten minutes ago. the tunnel is very slow, though, as you move through that area. we also have metering lights on at the toll plaza. they flipped on at 538. so expect delays in this spot. >> thanks, jobina. this morning, president biden is back in lake tahoe after he has been where his vacationing after touring the devastation in maui yesterday, the president walked through lahaina after viewing the burned areas by helicopter. he also spent more than an hour speaking with survivors and first responders during a community meeting. so far, 114 people have been confirmed dead and more than 800 people are not accounted for. the president has promised more federal aid and says the rebuilding will be focused on local culture countries. >> grieves with you, stands with you, and will do everything possible to help you

ginger zee was in treasure island a few hours ago just before the storm made landfall. ginger: as far south as us we are seeing major coastal flooding. this is a big intersection. if you ever been to these islands, gulf boulevard is a big one. will keeps in the push of water and impact from here through the coast of florida. eventually this slides fast. it is racing through south georgia. hurricane conditions will take down trees and power lines. south carolina carolina both have storm conditions. don't miss updates on idalia. kumasi: governor newsom is weighing in on the court ruling banning san francisco from clearing homeless encampments. the unlikely person he is praising. reggie: millions of americans might like to see more affordable medications. drew: and it is a spare the air day in effect because we have got only small but wildfire smoke from wildfires making their way into northern california. we can see poor air quality in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. we will have all but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your

and then i went to treasure island. there was a women's boot camp on treasure island on sunday. a lot of young women out there being sort of led and trained and mentored by a lot of our women in the department. and so it's really nice to see all our young women out there getting involved with this, with this event. and then as you all may know, i have been there have been a whole lot of interviews with the press regarding autonomous vehicles. and i don't think that we could have predicted it any better than we did when we spoke with the california puc and just that friday night, we saw the failure of quite a few cruise vehicles in north beach. and it was also out by outside lands and they just stopped traffic dead in in its place. and since then, there have been a number of incidents, including a crash with truck three in the tenderloin, as well as multiple other incidents. i get text messages of links almost on a daily basis about issues that are happening. so i've spoken to a lot of different agencies cnn, newsnation, bloomberg, forbes. i can't even remember, but and we just c

a bit like a treasure island. you have to wonder what the future of montserrat holds. the dot, the lovely dot on the map. they used to be 12,000 before the major volcanic eruptions. that changed the face of the island dramatically. when you're 4,000 on an island, there's something very charming about that. it has

this car was impacting the roadway just before you get on to the treasure island on-ramp.ave both spots there slowing down the sensors. in richmond, we are having an alert on the richmond parkway and there was a pothole in the road. i have to check if it was going north or south, but we can see that alert popped up on the grid. back to you. >> thank you. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> a viewer needs help with a gift card so she contacts us, and she also has a warning for you. i am consumer i baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pririce for 2 s of unlimitited when yoyou switch t to xfinity y mobiler $30 0 a line perer month. nicece job, littttle sis! ththey grow upup so fast.... i'm m a fan. frfrom xfinityty. >>> welcome back. it's 6:25. >>> good morning. liz in san josÉ tells us she bought this $100 target gift card on the rack in a store, then mailed it t