and highway four and who are in the clear. classes resume at uc santa barbara for the first time since friday s deadly rampage in isla vista. tonight, a bay area tribute to the six victims would lost their lives including three from the south by: james honk, david wang and george chen. amy hollyfield is at car for the tribute. students are organizing a vigil to be held at memorial glade at 8:00 tonight at berkeley to show they stand in solidarity with the campus. it is their sister school. students have been busy grieving and remember, to say thank you and placed a large banner at the police department and students are writing messages of thanks to the officers who responded to the shootings. the students say brave officers stopped the killer from shooting anyone else. we did not realize how serious the situation was but after seeing it, it was cool. we watched the cops monitoring the people and it was awesome what they did. there was a vigil at uc santa barbara to re
transmission rates among younger children. and welcome to a very busy monday. it s meet the press daily. i m steve kornacki in for chuck todd. and in just a few moments, joe biden is set to deliver remarks in delaware. he will address those wildfires that are raging out west. he s expected to speak critically of the president s handling of that crises and of other climate emergencies. and we re going to bring you those remarks when they begin. and then, shortly after biden speaks, the president is set to land in sacramento. this is video just in of his departure on air force one from nevada. the white house says he will be meeting with local and emergency officials in sacramento for a briefing on the wildfires. and we ve just learned that the state s governor, gavin newsom, will be a part of that briefing. now, these wildfires, of course, have ravaged communities up and down the west coast, while blanketing huge chunks of the country in a smoky haze. you can see it on sat
this fremont crash and these are live pictures between black cow an auto mall parkway. it is expected to be closed for at least a few more hours and the tow truck is in position. a woman in a honda veered into another lane and hit another car head-on and her four-year- old daughter was in the back seat and not properly restrained. police believe the woman in the other car may have been drinking and we will have a live report coming up in the next half hour. you can see traffic here is moving along pretty well and it is about a 5 to 10 minute delay at the toll plaza and it is still rather quickly, but with the metering lights on, that is about itp and right now it is off to a good start coming into the valley. 6:01 let s go back to the desk. we are learning more about the death of an 8th grader 14 years old. this is live outside of the high school and we will let you know what the school is doing to help them deal with her tragedy. reporter: jenna bet it attended this scho
ktvu has learned four more san jose police officers resigned this week, shortly after learning details of the city s revamped disability policy. ktvu s katy utehs is live in san jose, where she talked with one of the officers who decided to leave. this afternoon, katy. reporter: good afternoon, tori. the officer i spoke with has been with the department for 22 years. he says it all comes down to the promise that if he s injured while working as an officer, his family will be taken care of. he says with the new policy, it s unclear whether or not that would happen. as of last friday, the city of san jose implemented a new policy in an effort to curb police pension costs. as we understand it, if an officer is injured on the job and doesn t qualify for disability, they would be asked to take another job within the city. it s unclear what level the officers would enter the new position at or if there would be protection from future layoffs. one of the four officers leaving this
we have team coverage beginning with debra. she is live at the toll plaza to show us the flurry of activity going on. reporter: frank, it s so busy, they could turn on the metering lights here. the white pile johns were just installed. they are working on paving and striping the westbound approach to the toll plaza. this is another notch in the timeline which cal-tran said is right on schedule. it s the rare day you can cruise toward the city with the bay bridge this empty. the only traffic now is construction and media care vans. a tremendous amount of excitement. everyone is feeling very confident. we are on track. reporter: on track demolishing thousand feet of the old upper deck, looking east, you can see is crumbling. by this time tomorrow, a crane will be ready to replace it with the sections of pedestrian and bypass. a straight shot in. 50-miles an hour from one end of the bridge to the other. out with the old means no more braking for the dreaded s turn. you