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taking a live look outside. this afternoon. just off the water of san francisco. this is our cam as we consider ways to build a better bay area. a new series we launched to talk about issue facing residents, crime traffic and housing. tonight we're talking about all three. and possible solutions. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> we'll start with crime. today the san francisco police department shared the results of a pilot program. at mission station. to reduce property crime like car break ins. the program will be rolled out to ten district stations in november. >> over all car break ins are down. nbc7 discovered they're still happening, as we speak. >> after arriving here at the fisherman's parking garage. our photographer noticed a car that had been broken into.

the problem is far from solved but san francisco police say car break ins are doin. advice for victims. something you should do immediately after your car is broken into. and it might be different than you have heard before. >> reporter: outside the beach street parking lot, smashed glass. a sign of another car break in. san francisco police say car break ins are down 14%. year to date. good news unless you're the latest victim. >> if your car is broken into. crime went up 100% for you personally. >> reporter: his office prosecutors more than 80% of car break ins. >> the sentencing they're getting on the average is five and a half months. which is fairly significant for a property crime. >> reporter: he says less than 2% of the people responsible for the car break ins are arrested. >> there's not a criticism. these crimes are hard to resolve. they're hard to make arrests.

>> reporter: to make an arrest police immediate to investigate. deputy chief of the field operation says car break in victims should call police to take a report. >> if people call. officers will respond. if they don't they should be calling multiple times. >> in april of 2017. that's exactly what she did. visiting from north carolina. someone broke into her rental at this park k garage and stole her fathers ashes. >> they told me they couldn't even come out to assist us. i had to file a report online. i said what am i supposed to do with missing items. there's not a selection for human remains to be stolen. >> police met her at the garage. they got back her fathers ashes. >> other people desperate not to be the next victim are writing notes. pleading criminals to spare

them. >> we're not done. >> you heard the advice. just now from the deputy chief. if your car is broken into you should car police. they will come out and take a report. as for the couple that we just met within the last hour. they're visiting from australia. and they did that. they called police to meet them here to take a report. they told us the dispatcher told them because their passports were stolen they had to go by a nearby station to make a report and that was something they plan to do. >> all right. thank you. having your passport stolen is a nightmare on vacation. >> you don't need official confirmation to know traffic is bad. we have rankings on the worst commutes. a map of the top ten. they are everywhere except in the north bay.

top five may not surprise you. the most congested is the afternoon commute on 101. to interstate 80. over the bay bridge towards treasure island. i 80 westbound. this commute takes second place. third is highway 101. the the afternoon commute from fair oaks avenue to oakland road and 13th street is awful. northbound 680 is the terrible drive during the evening rush hour. and fifth is eastbound highway 4 in the evening. in contra costa county. to port chicago highway. >> on sky 7 the roads look clear. trust us later on it won't be pleasant. affordable housing. an issue generating complaints but few solutions. an effort is under way in the south bay to solve the crisis at the grass roots level and the ballot box. >> live in san jose with how

people are working together to build a better bay area. >> we hear about the complaints all the time. high rent and high housing prices. imagine 2,000 people getting together this week to sit town and try to come up with solutions. there are programs for low cost loans in order to get people into homes. there tr people who are at the breaking point. >> reporter: she took a break in week from work on a mural she's completing. to join housing advocates and others to brainstorm. for solutions to address affordable housing. she hasn't always earned enough to pay the rent as an artist. >> we should be providing affordable housing for artists. >> these are the startling facts. >> in san jose you have to earn $52 an hour to afford the average price rent. if you want to buy a house you

have to have a salary of $250,000. >> in the second year of a three year effort to get people to identify solutions by gathering at round tables. >> people can go into their community and talk to neighbors. and city counsel. to try to do more organic approach to at least getting people talking about this. >> year by year it's tougher for people to come up with down payments. it takes nearly 22 years of saving to come up with a 20% down on a median price san jose house. 20 years ago it took ten years of saving. voters also will be asked to approve solutions. two propositions and a local measure v. raising billions of dollars for affordable housing. and for individuals with mental health issues. >> the housing says the measures could make a big difference in housing prices and affordability.

in the next three to five years. live in san jose. >> thank you. if you want to weigh in on crime, traffic or housing. use the hash tag. add it to your tweets and facebook. join the conversation. >> onto developing news. the pipe bombs sent to hillary clinton. former president obama. and cnn headquarters. each had a return address. the package delivered to cnn was addressed to former cia director john brennan. the fbi identifies the devices as crude pipe bombs. none of them exploded. which is fortunate. >> reporter: this is the device. discovered in the cnn mail room. that caused the cable new

work and the entire center to evacuate. >> there wast least 25 uniformed officers down there. people were online dropping things and they wanted people out. >> what appears to be a small pipe bomb. with wires extending. addressed to john brennan. >> it was clearly an act of terror. >> the package appears similar to that sent to bill and hillary clinton and the obamas. and the one sent to the home of billionaire george soros. clinton not at home. in florida campaigning. she thanked the secret service for the quick action. >> we're fine. thanks to the men and women of the secret service. >> the law enforcement is still searching for a motive the package bombs come during a time of increasingly hostile rhetoric. they are monitoring the situation closely.

trump also issuing a condemnation. >> acts or threats-over political violence of any kind have no place in the united states. >> multiple agencies investigating the attempted attacks. >> we will turn over every rock and every corner. in order to mitigate this threat. >> that was linda lopez reporting. the scare caused tense moments at a fwhlg downtown san diego that housing offices for senator harris. police evacuated the building after a number of boxes were found this morning near the front door. several neighborhood blocks were closed. no explosives found. >> when the news broke, the app let people know a suspicious device was found at the clinton home in new york. update at 5:00. on the investigation into the latest big fire at a new housing

development in oakland. part of the construction site at went up in flames earlier yesterday morning. a national response team arrived today. agents have been taking pictures at the scene. this is the sixth fire at an oakland construction site in the last few years. three of the fires have been determined to be arson. officials haven't yet determined if this latest fire was arson. neighbors say they'll try to be more aware of surroundings. >> i look around and walk out. and see what's going on. >> builders says he will continue with this project. we'll get a warming trend in the bay area. depit the presence of high clouds. you can see bright sunny out there. even though cloud are passing through the area. 24 hour temperature change. it's impressive. it's eight degrees warmer right now. than at this time yesterday. eleven degrees warmer in

livermore. specifically at 62 in san francisco. 64 oakland. 69. look at the inland areas mid to upper 70s. and low to mid-70s around the bay shoreline. during the evening over night and early morning we'll see clouds and fog. moving from the coast locally across the bay. into some inland areas. early tomorrow morning. morning commuters may encounter some areas of reduced visibility because of linger low clouds. later in the day the warm up continues. and i'll have a look at that for you. >> thank you. coming up next the low cat fight to save wild horses. why those leading the charge say it has to be done now or it will be too late. >> lottery fever. it isn't over yet. lt power ball drawing is tonight. >> that will be ours. >> old becoming new again. the shell of a

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california. as the forest service has begun rounding up 1,000 mustangs in a region they describe as over populated. >> you have over grazed land and degraded eco-system. areas being destroyed. wildlife species. >> now a lawsuit to stop the federal government from selling the least desirable horses for slaughter if no one adopts them. >> it's an out rage. >> a so called poster person. who has 240 of the animals. most in a sanctuary and others like her first mustang. wild mustangs are national treasures she says. >> they're really sure footed. great minded. they connect with people. >> and protected she without promising to save the older horses, these protestors want change.

>> that would be the last resort. >> it could happen. but we won't know that until we cross that bridge. >> keep wild horses wild! >> reporter: the federal government wouldn't sell the horses for at least a year. this is likely to get louder before it gets better. i team reporter has been looking into the wild horse situation since 1989. >> with the flick of a finger another wild horse is on the way to the meatpacker. thousands each year end up in slaughter horses. for human consumption. in france. where horse meat is popular. >> last year the white house responded to an investigation about a policy change allowing wild horses to be sold to slaughter. the trump administration said it had no plan to move forward with that. advocates are not assured of that. you can watch more of the past reporting on our web site.

>> turn to the forecast. spencer joins us. you have a couple of beautiful shots. >> i do. the skies are looking great. the cloud formation is adding texture to the sky. looking like a painting. that doesn't look like a painting but shows high clouds in the area. here's a great view. here at pier 15. 64 degrees right now san francisco. oakland 69. low to mid-70s mountain view. 77 morgan hill. nice view looking down onto the bay. under mostly clear skies. 727 napa. 77 concord. and check out this view. this is the favorite. a bright sunshine in the western sky from the east bay. a lot of clouds there making it look like a beautiful portrait.

a look at the forecast. areas of fog. and passing high clouds. warming trend continues tomorrow. we'll see the peek of the warming on saturday. and sharp cooling on sunday. over night look for low clouds and fog over the bay. locally inland a few passing high clouds. over night lows range from 50 degrees near the bay. and on the coast upper 40s. inland areas will cool down to low to mid-40s. and mainly mid to upper 40s in the east bay. tomorrow, we'll see sunny skies again. the early morning hours there will be lingering low clouds. in the afternoon look for high temperatures of 63. half-moon bay. low to mid-70s around the bay. shoreline. we'll see warming up to 80 tomorrow. in some of the inland areas like concord and livermore. maybe 82 droes. looking ahead the warming will continue friday and saturday. friday look for highs in the

mid-80s. some mid to upper 80s in the inland east bay on saturday. we'll see a mid to upper 70s around the bay. and on sunday we'll see temperatures dropping quite sharply. especially inland and near the bay shoreline. only upper 60s to about 70 on sunday. and inland areas where on saturday we might seat mid to upper 80s. sunday mid to upper 70s. here's a look at the precipitation for the weekend. check this out. wet weather will move in. seattle 1.3 inches expected. portland nearly 1.6 inches of rain. further south it's closer to zero chance of rain. that includes of course the bay area and northern california. here's the 7-day forecast. follow the warming trend through friday and saturday. peeking on saturday and turning breezy and much cooler sunday. cooler continues on monday and temperatures settle into a steady pattern on tuesday and wednesday.

it looks like great weather ahead. with the warm up and cool down. >> halloween. >> looking good. >> it looks good for trick or treaters. >> all right. san francisco has been on a roll winning millions of dollars in the lottery. some are hoping it's contagious. tonight's power ball drawing inches closer. >> a giant shell of a building that's being rolled away by a

so many people including some we know well. >> ourselves. >> had dreams of spending the big jackpot. >> only one ticket sold in south carolina won the $1.5 billion prize. >> hopefully he spends the money locally. and do something good for the community.

>> that ticket sold at a convenience store in south carolina. about 90 miles northwest of columbia. the winner hasn't come forward. >> ticket matching 5 of the six numbers sold at the safe way in san francisco. that person will win $562,000. that not too bad. >> it may have inspired shoppers to grab tickets for tonight's power ball. >> hop on the band wagon. >> it's logic. it's irrelevant anyway. it's nice to have something to hold onto. >> something about safe way. last week a bakery clerk had five of the six winning numbers. that was worth $1.9 million. >> in case you haven't checked your ticket. the winning numbers 5, 28, 62, 65, 70. and the megaball was 5. >> that power ball drawing tonight. has a jackpot of $620 million.

you have until 7:00 p.m. to buy tickets. drawing at 8. as soon as it happens we'll send out an alert on the news app. >> some works by the street artist just sold at auction. with the jaw dropping antic last sale. where the piece shredded. this month the artist orchestrated the shredding of the piece. girl with the balloon. after it sold for $1.4 million. some estimate it's worth 5 times that now. some of his paintings fetched three times the estimated amount and none were destroyed. >> a bay area firm went to great lengths to maintain the character of a development project. they moved the shell of a massive world war ii era building. at pier 70. crews hauled it had 200 feet. that doesn't sound like much except to the structure is longer than a boeing.

it had to be moved to make way for a new road. one that's higher. >> it's very unusual. it's something that we put a lot of time and energy into. and something that we think is going to be part of making this future development something that has that unique flavor. and character. >> back in the 1940s the building held steel whole panels used in the construction of warships. the neighborhood will include new housing, water front parks and historic buildings like the one that was moved today. >> a military plane drops a hum v out of the sky and into a neighborhood. what we know about the accident that could have been worse. >> art from

here are the stories making headlines. for the fourth year in a row the afternoon commute on northbound 101 heading into eastbound 80 fl san francisco to treasure island is the most congested freeway segment in the entire bay area. this according to the metro transportation commission. >> atf agents in oakland helping investigate yesterday mornings big fire at the site of a housing development under construction. we're expecting an update from investigators in about 30

minutes. potential explosive devices sent to several people today including president obama and former secretary of state clinton. the photograph shows one of the devices being studied at an fbi lab. president trump addressed this today. saying the safety of the american people is his highest priority. threats of political violence have no place in the u.s. >> attorneys for two sexual assault victims and the lawsuit today targeting the vatican. the plaintiffs say they're survivors of sexual abuse by catholic priests. attorneys filed suit in federal court in san francisco in part to force the vatican to release secret files showing the extent of abuse. >> i was repeatedly raped. molested. over that two year period. multiple times. during catechism on saturday. during weekend retreat. preparing for confirmation. >> advocates say the priests

implicated in the assaults were simply reassigned without effort to punish them or warn the public. attorneys are arguing they have the right to sue as a sovereign nation under a u.s. clause. >> a suspect is in custody following a fatal shooting of tw people at a grocery store in kentucky. it happened in jefferson town. 13 miles southeast of louisville. one person was killed in the store. another killed in the parking lot. a witness told a local tv station he saw two people shooting at each other inside the store. another man claims his father c confronted a gunman in the parking lot. >> he had his gun by his side with it cocked. and the guy said please don't shoot. >> police arrested the suspect in the parking lot. a short time later of the his name or possible motive hasn't been released. one victim was described as a

woman in her 50s or of 60s. >> flood preparedness week in california. officials are issuing warning to everyone. the officials are urging residents to be vigilant. the massive wild fires have left many communities with increase risk of flash flooding and mud slides. that left 23 people dead or missing. >> former nfl player will not be returning to sacramento. following his are e lease from prison for orchestrating the murder of his pregnant girlfriend 20 years ago. he has moved to pennsylvania. where he is no under the supervision of the local parole board. unclear why he may have chosen pennsylvania because he has no known ties to the state. he is on a nine month post release program. released on monday after serving 18 years in prison. >> less than two weeks from election day. monday night was the deadline to

register in california. if you missed you can still vote. you have to register conditionally. your ballot will be processed once the county election office completed the voter registration verification process. register through election day. which is tuesday november 6. >> division and strife is felt across the country there's a new art installation in san jose. reminding us about the importance of sharing love and kindness. >> where the art came from might surprise you. we have the story. >> reporter: near the corner of fourth in san jose. a temporary monument catching the eyes of many. this art installation is actually from burning man. an annual event in the block rock desert of nevada. according to the artist. it's a love letter to the community. showing love and affection to those around us.

>> getting more people downtown. and enjoying. >> she is the director of the culture affairs for san jose. her team was instrumental in creating a partnership between the city and the project. >> people are really embracing it as part of their unique identity and culture. it's a back draw for all types of people. regardless of age and background. >> down the road. the ha ha installation is stopping people in their tracks. it's meant to be a celebration of life. and tribute to larry harvey. the founder of burning man. the birds a visual symbol to free viewers from fears and self-doubt. it will remain through february. paid for by the hotel tax. at a cost of $40,000. this student from portugal was happy to stumble upon the display. >> it will be a memory i'll take

home with. and show my college mates what i saw here. >> into the heart of silicon valley. while we're talking art. if you spend time you may have seen the midcentury monster. >> a sculpture that was built in 1952. as you can see it's been in disrepair for several years and fenced off. effort under way to restore it thanks too the break tast club and city of oakland. >> it's just an iconic piece of art. that the city really values. and the community values. and wants to see it restored. >> that rest raegs will cost $40,000. this sunday you can contribute by watching the movie at the grand lake theater. tickets are $10. proceeds go to support restoring the monster. >> royal couple are resuming their tour of fiji where it's thursday.

after a bit of a scare. over concerns about the locations security. meghan planned to visit with female vendors. markets for change. the dutchess who is pregnant. smiled as she left the building. earlier in the day the royal couple visited the university of the south pacific campus. where they watched a culture performance on the climate change. one student commented to harry about the baby. >> congratulations. it's going to be a boy. >> what will it be? they are on a 16 day tour. they head to new zealand next. >> a hum v drops out of sky. missing homes. how the military is explaining the accidental drop by a plane. >> a look at traffic. under beautiful weather conditions. i wouldn't want to be in one of

just imagine a three ton military hum virginia landing on top of your neighborhood out of nowhere. >> it's exactly what happened in north carolina today. during a training exercise. we have that story. >> okay. take a look at the parachute right there. hard to see. that's where the military hum v was attached to. when it landed in north

carolina. the intended drop zone was fort brag. about five miles away. now i'll show you some file pictures from the u.s. air force. not the one involved today. this is what is looks like as it's released from a cargo plane. here's how it looks as it separates from the aircraft. before the shoot opens for a soft landing. today, the hum v exited prematurely. and landed in the middle of a wooded area. there are homes nearby. no private property was damaged. no one hurt and the hum v is in tact. >> the platform worked correctly. the parachute opened it. it just went out too early. we don't know why yet. >> the air force had another mist happen in april 2016. when three crashed in germany. no one was injured.

>> as for why today's drop happened. the investigation is continuing. >> thank you. a new report says parents are facing a child care crisis. child care says care is unfrdable for families. last year parents spent between 9,000 and $9,600 per child. on day care. that's up more than 7% from the previous year. for single parents the organization says child care cost can eat up 37% of the income. >> government says child care costs should be no more than 7% of a families salary. >> in effort to boost business, mcdojds released its first new break tast fast sand itch in five years. triple breakfast stacks. two slices of american cheese, two sausage patties. bacon and egg. available on a biscuit. a mcmuffin or mcgriddle cakes. no nutritional information is available at this time. how shocking. >> triple breakfast stacks will

hit the menu november 1. >> the florida up and down handle remains in ruins two weeks after the hurricane devastated the region. one couple wouldn't allow the disaster to upset their wedding plans. they released these photographs shows them exchanging vows on a mountain of rubble. the storm forced the couple to delay the wedding until sunday. without their rings which were stuck in the jewelry store. >> making the best of a bad situation. the rings are in tact. >> sounds like it. >> forecast now. >> beautiful picture this. and here. live doppler 7. we have thin high clouds. it's a bright sunny afternoon. tonight the full hunters moon. moon rise 6:51 p.m. the second full moon of the awe tim season. and the name goes back to

serving native american tribes. it signalled time to hunt in preparation for winter. right now we're hunting for cool within conditions over night. lows will drop into the low to mid-40s. we'll see mid to upper 40s around the bay. lows will be about 50 degrees. tomorrow we'll see high temperatures ranging from mid-60s at the coast. 70s around the bay shoreline. 68 expected here in san francisco. upper 70s to about 80. as this current warming trend continues. here it is. 7-day forecast. showing high temperatures continuing to increase through saturday. which we expect to be the peek of the warming. inland highs on saturday. mid to upper 80s. near 70 on the coast. look at the sharp cooling that we expect sunday. temperatures drop 8 to 10 degrees in most locations. next wednesday, halloween. looks like trick or treating will be nice. sun will set around 6:10 p.m.

get out early. but the weather conditions look ideal. >> great. watch out for the ghosts and goblins on the road. >> and the weather department. >> apple ceo tim cook on privacy laws. what he wants lawmakers and tech companies to do to keep people safe online. >> it isn't easy finding the best

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tim cook says privacy is in a cry si right now after giving the speech at the protection conference. he sat down for an interview. >> it's clear the amount of things that can be collected about you, without your knowledge. maybe with your consent. although it's a 70 page legal piece of paper. just isn't reasonable. >> cook is calling for comprehensive laws. >> google is making it easier to delete search history and find privacy controls. a software tweak gives the ability to review and delete history within google search

itself. google will let you control the ads you see and choosing information google saves. the features are available on desk stop and the mobile web. and expanded to apps in the coming weeks. >> shopping for groceries. it's never been easier or more challenging. go to the store that's the cl s cloesest or better value. >> there's plenty of competition. safe way compete against whole foods and trader joes. as well as target and walmart. local chains and independent. where should you shop? bay area consumer checkbook has been looking into that. you compared supermarkets? >> yeah. we sent our researchers into most of the chains in the area with the list of 150 items that most people buy. common. most, produce, meat, dairy.

unand down the aisles of dozens of stores to compare the prices. >> the first question whole foods nickname. whole paycheck. is that true. >> people thought we're have a high quality chain. that offers low prices. in terms of amazon has low prices for things. and whole foods for sure they get a lot of attention every time they announce some change occur. they lower price of avocado and everyone goes crazy. prices have come down for produce. they have come down relative to other stores in the area. 15 to 20%. whole foods still represents one of the most expensive chains out there. it's quality remains high. it gets good ratings from customers. it still has high prices. lower than they used to be by higher than most chains. one of the problems we have in the bay area is there isn't a

regional chain or chain in general any kind of combination of high quality low prices. we survey our subscribers and consumers here. and ask them to rate stores for quality of produce. and meat and over all service. and the stores that rate really highly and whole foods is one. for quality, tend to have high prices. other metro areas around the country the stores we find there's usually a regional chain or player that can manage to do both. high quality and low prices. here that doesn't exist. if you want to save money, there's lots of options. there's win co. walmart and target. there's about a dozen options here in the area. of stores that offer really low prices. but all those stores they don't rate very well for quality of produce. >> really. >> people swear by these stores.

>> they do for price. >> costco is an exception. they get high ratings for the quality of meat. people like that. but over all, that's where they exception. you have to really buy in bulk. in terms of the typical grocery store in the area there isn't one stand out. that offers high quality and low price. that just doesn't really exist here. >> the legacy stores. are they holding up? >> they're struggling mightily. they have competition from all sides. trader joes and warehouse clubs. walmart and target. and of course amazon. it really wants to be in the grocery business. for some reason. so the legacy stores are really having trouble competing. one thing they have done is tried to remodel. and make them nicer shopping experiences. i think it will be interesting to see if it works. the stores haven't been able to

offer low prices. they're not competing on quality or price. >> you can see this entire study for yourself for free. go to our web site. all right. halloween officially a week away. for one boy this holiday is more than a day of dressing up. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> working to build a better bay area and helping fight a faster commute. we have a team of colleagues trying to get from san francisco to berkeley. four different ways. the driving, bart, transit and casual car pool. should be really interesting. follow along with us. starting at 5:00. and paying it forward. with flowers. the bouquet give away today.

tonight on prime time. american housewives and modern family. 9:30 the sing the parents followed by a million little things. and the news at 11:00. >> we have a new brand. called localish. we introduce you to anthony. >> he loves halloween. and cerebral palsy doesn't stop him from celebratng to the fullest. >> there's a stigma for having special needs. they look at him and see this

bright happy kid. and it makes some feel good in return and putds a smile on his face. >> we were given a son with cerebral palsy. he's always seen as anthony the boy that can't do nothing. and i want to make him not be seen that way. a costume is like the best disguise. he got his first vest to keep his trunk up. i wanted to put a positive spin. and we came up. >> the bar keeps getting raised higher and higher. he was minny me one year. a goalie. a horse jocky. lincoln. snow globe. >> wheel of fortune. we got to go and meet pat and watch a live taping. and he was ecstatic. >> the best feeling ever. it was watching your kid hit a

roam run in a baseball game. i did beetle juice. the famous waiting room scene. i have a home mad couch that i made from pieces of plywood and foam. >> a nice break from the every day watching other kids run down the block. kick a ball. play with their friends. you can tell he wishes he could do those things. it feels like this was our purpose. to bring anthony into people's lives and homes. and to brighten their day and put a smile on their face. >> what's your favorite candy? >> m and ms. >> a little scary. i'm scared right now.

>> people look at us a certain way and say look at all you do for him. we just do it. without thinking of the applause or the recognition. it's just something that we do because we love our son and want him to have a great halloween. >> look at this lawn. >> this is all his. he motivates me to do what i have to do as a dad. >> have you out done yourself? >> no. not yet. there's room for more. >> that is amazing. >> parents go all out. that's for sure. >> great family. you can check out the new brand localish.com. and facebook. >> great story. reminder you can get the latest news any time with the news app. it has enhanced live video features. more customization.

and you get it in realtime. >> that is going to do it for the news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. the later shift it takes 45 minutes to get to work. >> is there a way to make the bay area traffic better? we're putting four commutes to the test tonight. as new rankings reveal the worst spots. >> atf in oakland to investigate this massive construction site fire. the big questions they'll try to figure out. worry over wild horses. what this group was protesting today. a flood of flowers. the group petaling it forward. this is is it. you're looking live from our south beach camera at the worst

commute in the bay area. >> other traffic trouble spots are just not much better. >> sadly. that is true. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. transportation officials just released the list of the worst commutes in the bay area. >> part of the focus of building a better bay area. we're taking the information and devoting time and resources to look for solutions to deal with the traffic. >> live with a look at the findings. >> we all know what it feels like to be stuck in traffic. so some of the commutes on that list have been on their for four years. believe it or not. things are not getting better. >> as if we didn't already know. we spend too much time stuck in taffic. >> driving in the bay area is terrible. it's terrible. >> the metro transportation commission new data found the freeway with the most delays is the afternoon commute on u.s.