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westbound that continues with the lane closure. because of the repair work that goes on since wednesday, discovered during a normal inspection process. a crack in the support piece they added a a retro fit. the brim is safe, but they have to repair the piece. the right lane remains closed. use the dam barton bridge as an alternate. yesterday wasn't an issue, but you watch for the friday commute. heading out of town and northbound 680 and eastbound 80 across the bridge. we will start to get slow and get out of town about 3:00 for both of those bridges. further north things jam up around 2:30 for the slow down. back to you. >> the san mateo westbound that we are looking at. coming out of the east bay. over two, rob was cheating and looking ahead with a little

rain. >> we are talking about big changes for the east bay and including oakland. we see the sea breeze pick up and 64 degrees and here in concord, we art 61. the wind is light, but southwest winds are picking up. mainly clear skies and the temperatures will be dropping as signs of the ocean air conditioning. reaching fairfield and as the winds pick up, temperatures drop off. you can see huge changes and the huge dome of high pressure keeping us baking the last couple of days. that won't be the case and by the end of the weekend may see a few showers. livermore will probably be one of the warmest spots. close to 90. 85 in dublin. look at richmond and oakland. back in the 70s finally and 87 in concord. trending cooler, but we are also tracking a chance of showers. a look at that and the east bay seven-day forecast in a minute.

>> the late inning curveball could cost the oakland area a chance to win the oakland a's. kim? as always it's about the money. >> reporter: that's right. the money and possibly not enough of it to secure the final parcels of land to build a ballpark in downtown san jose for the oakland a's. it appears san jose's redevelopment agency is feeling the effect of the recession perhaps a bit harder than suspected. for well over a year there have been talks moving to the south bay and taken the approach if we build it, they will come. they have been buying up pieces of land in downtown, hoping to get major league baseball's approval to build a ballpark. there reports the redevelopment agency has been cut in half perm-wise and may not have enough money to seal the deal.

there is speculation they may get help with some or all of the land. whatever issues we run into, we will figure out a way to get them done. san jose's mayor, chuck reed is deeply committed to the project saying there multiple ways to put it together. there is no doubt the redevelopment agency is struggling and finances are being looked over by the city leaders there. meantime the agency said it is continuing to work on this project on securing the final pieces of land. the plan all along has been to sell off other pieces of real estate in the city in order to purchase the property downtown. while all of this is going on, the commissioner of major league baseball, bud selig is waiting on the viability of moving down south. a lot going on. live in the east bay. >> thank you.

peace officers, firefighters and civilian who is showed great courage will be honored today. samuel is one being recognized by the state firefighter's association. the officer rescued an unconscious victim from a burping vehicle on 880. he and others will receive the medal of valor in sacramento. the officer is among 27 heroes from all over california. the tea party will hold a major rally at the pleasanton fair gowneds and organizers expect more than 10,000 people will come out and hear tea party candidates and other conservatives speak all in preparation for the november election. the rally runs from 11:00 to 6:00. new this morning, stimulus dollars are coming in the form of a new air traffic control tower. a groundbreaking ceremony will be held and the two current towers stand only 158 feet high.

the new tower will replace both. 236 feet into the sky while sitting on top of 13,000 square foot base. the 33 million dollar tab for the new tower will be picked up by the american recovery and reinvestment act. organizers say the tower should be finished by 2013. also new, oakland getting ready to hold a forum in helping kids, elderly and women. the forum on exsul exploitation and elder abuse will be at city hall at 1:00. today's event aimed at helping victims receive the support they need to get out of the situation. women in business will be invited to have lunch at the oakland city council with president james bruner. the women in business brown bag lunch helps women grow businesses or start them up. the lunch will be held at oakland city hall at noon. we want to remind you that bart says watch out through sunday

especially if you are traveling between lafayette and the pittsburgh bay point station. delays could last between 10 and 30 minutes. it's doing work on the tracks this weekend. polls show support is growing for prop 19, the measure that would legalize marijuana under state law. if the measure passes, people at the right place at the right time could cash in big and that could mean oakland. as jodi hernandez says, they could put millions into city. >> when it comes to medical marijuana, they open their doors to dispensaries, cultivators and the first marijuana mega store. >> it's an area of economic development that we could be leading in. some are not sure that's not what we want to be known for, but oakland could be known for a lot of things and this could be one of them. >> now voters give the green

light and the city could blaze trails. they get $800,000 a year from dispensaries. if prop 19 passes that, figure could balloon. >> the biggest ways are in jobs. there a lot of jobs with dispensaries and the cultivation and they are good paying jobs. >> this is one company a vision for a large scale cultivation facility. four such will be built in oakland. >> we are looking at the 24,000 plants in the 50,000 square foot space and the main flowering room. >> this architect with we grow has a proposed facility. the plan is to grow medical marijuana, but prop 19 could take cultivators to new heights. >> are we will take you out to

the east bay. it happened a few minutes ago. at least one of the cars involved is in lane number two. that's close to the center divider and might be the reason why we see a little bit of slowing. no major injuries reported, but details are coming in out of livermore and not a problem. the maze is moving smoothly and look at the maze. the tunnel as well as the east shore freeway, 18 minutes off of the bridge down to the toll plaza. we expect a lighter volume and as we get close to midday, we see things start to get busy heading into the city. a great place to go for the weekend. >> a great weekend. all kinds of things to do and the weather will be cooler. >> not too hot for a change. this morning around the east bay, temperatures mostly in the 60s and 50s closer to the bay. that's a good sign we have the

ocean air conditioning turning on. the wins shift friday offshore to onshore. more border line hot day, but mostly 80s today and for the weekend, saturdays are okay. it's sunday the day you want to keep an eye on as an area of low pressure breaks off and heads towards central california. that's the reason why we see cooling for the weekend and maybe the chance of seeing a few showers. around the east bay and beyond, 85 in dublin and fremont is 85. look at the inner bay temperatures from berkeley and richmond and into oakland. upper 70s and mid- to upper 80s into the delta and the upper half of the east bay valleys. keep a close eye on the forecast. most of the showers will see likely south of livermore and it scoots through central california. scott? >> thank you much. coming up today in the east bay, help wanted. how to get a day of work with

pretty good pay and free stuff. how to win tickets, free ride passes and more by taking bart next week. the raiders getting ready for a trip across the bay. we will have an update on the quarterback situation. 4:40 as we take a look at the bay bridge. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina.

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>>. >> good morning. it's 4:43. rob said it's going to get cooler and maybe rain ahead. we will be around it tell you when in a minute. alameda county looking for a few good men and women. the county election department looking to hire about 4500 poll workers for election day. jobs range from attendance to inspectors. pay ranges from 95 to $180 for a day's work. you will need extra training. it's a complicated election. oakland, berkeley and san leandro have ranked choice voting this year. instead of picking one candidate per race, voters can choose several. mike inouye joining us. i'm from chicago. choosing several people say common experience. >> it's a tradition.

>> vote early and often. >> not quite so windy. we will focus on the hilly ranges because of the accident. northbound 680. the overturned vehicle is sideways and partially in the second and first lane. that's why the initial slow down through the area. they saw that on the other side. they have smoothed out as far as that traffic heading towards that dublin interchange. maybe one or two lanes blocked. we will follow this and the clear up as we have the east bay moving nicely. 880 is moving smoothly. disney on ice with crowd there is and the raiders are playing on the candlestick on sunday. >> it's nice to think that a bay area football team will win probably anyway. it's probably. could be a tie. >> at least out there. >> most likely a bay area football team will win.

>> either one gets 500 or the other. maybe not so much. in oakland, we have 64 degrees and a bit of a sea breeze trying to pick up. it will turn stronger towards the evening. here in concord we are 61 and mainly clear for now and livermore finally no signs of an offshore wind. the winds turn onshore and we will see cooling today. right now you can see the winds pushing in and off the ocean. we should see cooling today. the lpga will be the warmest. i don't think rain will be a real threat. the breezy conditions. it will be cooler as we head through the weekend. a sweatshirt will be what you want to take with you. we are watching an area of low pressure that breaks off and swings through central california by sunday. that will bring us a chance of a few showers late in the weekend. today's highs mostly 80s. into the delta the highs getting close to 90 and not quite

getting there as the sea breeze turns stronger. cool through the weekend and we will stay unsettled into monday. >> new this this morning, ben bernanke will give more detail of government action to stimulate the economy. for other news before the bell, live at cnbc headquarters. >> good morning to you. futures are slightly lower this morning as the marks and investors await the key speech from ben bernanke. he speaks at a conference at 8 p.m. eastern time. investors will hang on his words and for clues on when they begin a new program to try to boost the economy. we are also listening for information on the plans to raise inflation forecasts. this could encourage businesses to spend money before prices go up. asian marks are mix and europe is a touch positive. reports on consumer prices and

retail sales and consumer sentiment. we had earnings from ge beating by two cents per share. the dow will open trading at 11,094. the house is expected to vote on giving a $250 bonus payment to social security recipients to make up for a lack of a cost of living increase next year. the social security administration will make it official today. the bonus payments if passed would be stillular to a stimulus package from last year. >> new this morning, the u.s. is more than $13.5 trillion in debt and we can expect to that go up. the federal government will announce the deficit exceeded $1 trillion for the second straight year. the sobering number is $1.29 trillion. the man who leads the house of

representatives is fighting to keep his job. harry reid could lose to tea party candidate sharron angle who he calls an extremist. the two went head to head. here's tracie potts. >> harry reid took the gloves off first on tv. >> she's wrong. with the wild ideas she has, we would never get anything done. >> at the debate, sharron angle came back swinging. >> man up. >> jobs are at 14.4%, nevada has the highest unemployment rate. >> mire job is to create jobs. >> it's not your job to create jobs. create the policies that create the confidence for the private sector. >> that are i slashed on immigration, foreign policy and health care. >> for creates jobs. thousands and thousands of jobs. >> forcing someone to buy something they don't need is not

the way to solve a problem. >> what to do about the tax hikes that happen in january if congress doesn't act. >> i guarantee there will be no increase for little class people in america. >> worry voting for over 300 tax increases, senator, we can't trust you with our taxes. >> a tea party senate taking on the most powerful democrat. >> you are quoted as saying the following -- >> we want to take a look at what's coming up later. laura is in the newsroom. >> good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. a busy morning indeed. sunday marks 21 years since the devastating earthquake. coming up, we look at where we stand today and how much work has to be done to make sure we are ready for the next big one. something for everyone to do this weekend across the bay area from concerts to community festivals and big time sports.

we help you get ready your favorite pharmacy will have to pay big bucks for selling chemicals used to make a drug. developing news as fire crews are working a blaze at 7-11 off the almaden expressway in san jose that is just south of the almaden movie theaters. the crew said the scene had a half dozen fire trucks working the fire@7-11 on the corner. the almaden expressway is a real busy thoroughfare this time of day and into the morning. our photographer wil have it for you soon. >> a transit agency giving away the tribart week campaign starts on monday. they are giving out tickets to the cal stanford game and grand prize is $2500 in free train tickets. the idea is to plug riders into twitter e e-mail and facebook

accounts. they can enter daily by texting the word bart and bart is the word of the day. it will be flashed on the sign message board at the stations. you can get more information at my bart.org. >> the ever popular red kiosks will have another draw. voot games will go on sale later this month. already you can see what's available at red box.com/games. they said games for xbox 360, nintendo wii and playstation will be available for $2 a day plus tax. >> they will face a lot of trouble despite having a better record. the underdogs are seven-point favorites. the silver and black will most likely be without their quarterback. jason campbell will likely start. he has a win under his belt and he led the raiders past the chargers.

the lpga continues in the east bay. round two of the cvs pharmacy start this is morning at black hawk country club. hometown favorite paula creamer tied for 63rd. the pleasanton native will try to make the cut. she will make a trip to pleasant where she will drop off her u.s. women's open trophy to put it on display for the next month. this sunday marks the 21st anniversary of the loma pri eta quake. kimberly terry is live with what's being done to make sure we are safer when the big one hits. >> good morning. a lot has been done to ensure that the infrastructure is sound should another earthquake hit. drills have been done to give residents a chance to improve preparedness. volunteers are ready to spring into action. the 6.9 magnitude earthquake

shook the bay area on october 17, 1989. according to geological surveys, there is a 63% chance an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.7 or higher could strike before 2031. in and around the bay area, schools and highways and other buildings have been retro fitted to with stand a quake of up to 8 on the richter scale. other structures have been torn down. in 21 years a lot has changed. thousands of private homes and also apartment buildings are still vulnerable and most of these were built decades before building codes were upgraded for greater safety. others are built on landfills which could cause buildings to collapse in a major quake. the other risk is to hospitals, some of which are falling behind. they are retro fitting because of higher costs. right now many projects are going on to make the necessary

fixes with the hope they will be done in time. much of this work is not expected to be completed on major projects lying the bay bridge until 2013. live in oakland, kimberly terry today in the east bay. >> on a lighter note, if you went to bet before 30 rock, the cast pulled off a live show, not once, but twice in one night. we take a look at the aftermath. >> does it seem weird in here to you? >> it was only 22 minutes of live television, but long days to pull it off. >> everything looks like a mexican soap opera. >> it was a late night and i didn't sleep well last night, but it's all worth it today so far. >> the cast and crew knocked out the east coast performance without a hitch. >> even if we totally screw up on the west coast, we did it once. what do you want from us? >> the show did adjust the theme song for the west coast version.

john hand's hand transplant underwent a sex change between shows. matt damon was on hand as was julia louis dreyfus playing tina fey's character in flash back. >> she was a star and she's the best. the comedic actress out there with brown hair. >> after twoer performances and dress rehearsal, the cast was ready for more. >> it makes me want to do it again. like tomorrow. >> maybe not quite that soon. that was mark barringer and 30 rock got more laughs than they counted on. after the first commercial break, their timing was off so they talked a bit faster for the rest of the show.

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