tonight. >> reporter: this is the day the jury decides it fate of home run king, barry bonds. what you can expect during day two of jury deliberations, coming up. >> reporter: a warning to stan fords university students after a man tried to attack a woman on campus while she's sleeping. i'm bob redell. we'll have that story, coming up. a live look outside across the san mateo bridge as the commute gets rolling along. it is monday, april 11th, today in the bay. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. straight up 6:00. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> what are you laughing at. did i do something stupid? >> no. no. >> good. >> yeah. >> it would be in my nature.

you are right on point. it would be out of character for me not to do something lame. 51 degrees in san francisco. 49 in concord. later on in the 60s. today, you don't need the heavy jacket. you need something warm this morning that you can peel off later on. 64 in san jose and 65 in los gatos. changes on the way. we'll break it down for you. hey mike. >> we are laughing with the floor director. he was surprised by the camera. it was moving by itself. the speeds are changing but not by themselves. speeds in the 50s now through livermore and pleasanton. 880 past the coliseum. a nice volume of traffic. the newest freeway building in volume. i saw a slowdown at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you very much.

developing news from japan overnight. a strong 6.6 magnitude quake shook the country overnight. the epicenter was 100 miles north of tokyo and 40 miles south of the plant. the operator said the quake had no impact but it triggered a tsunami warning. officials called that off an hour later. it was actually one month ago today that the 9.0 magnitude quake and tsunami hit japan. it's believed the disaster killed 25,000 people. the jury in the barry bonds case gets back to work this morning. they want a closer look at something bonds personal shopper said in testimony. marla is live outside the courthouse. >> reporter: good morning. it was three weeks ago today the barry bonds trial began. today is day two of jury deliberations. here is where they left on friday before they broke for the weekend.

they requested, from the judge, to hear, once again, testimony from a key witness for the prosecution. the judge granted that request. the jury has a keen interest in kathy hoskins testimony. today will begin with a readback of her testimony. the former long-time friend of bonds and personal shopper is the only person with eyewitness testimony to an injection during the trial. she testified she saw bonds get injected with steroids in 2002 by greg anderson. once the tran skipt is read, the jury will reconvene. they will not be allowed to take the transcript with them behind closed doors. the judge released greg anderson from federal prison. he was sent to prison after refusing to testify. he spent 17 days locked up this

time around. it's tied to the grand jury testimony he gave in 2003 when he said he never knowingly used steroids. if the jury does not come back with a verdict, it will deliberate until 3:30 this afternoon. if they do reach a verdict, we'll bring that to you right away. >> thanks a lot. it is 6:04 now. is suspect is behind bars after killing a man outside a fast food restaurant in concord. officers arrived yesterday afternoon and found a 19-year-old man suffering from at least one stab wound. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he died a short time later. police arrested the suspect at the scene after witnesses identified him. they are trying to figure out a motive for the crime. this is concord's first murder of the year. a 52-year-old man is missing

this morning after his boat capsized near ocean beach over the wooekd weekend. the coast guard called off the search yesterday. the victim was wearing a life jacket. however they found the jacket washed ashore. there was a 53-year-old man on board. he was able to grab a life ring and a kite surfer found him and held him above water until the cost guard got there. we have an update on the attack of a university grad student. bob redell joins us live with the latest. bob. >> reporter: good morning to you. the attack took place in escondido village. it's an on-campus housing complex. it's housing on the university. around 9:30 saturday evening, this graduate student, a woman asleep in her apartment, she awoke to find a man trying to

sexually assault her. she screamed. this man fled. that was the end of it. she was not physically hurt. she was able to give somewhat of a description to police. about 5'6", dark skinned and possibly around 30 years old. police have not been able to find this man as of yet. it's not clear how he was able to gain access into her room whether he broke in or perhaps might have left the dorm locked. that part is not clear. what happened yesterday is the campus sent out e-mail and text alerts to all students on campus to let them know what happened to remind them, to be aware you want to have your windows and doors locked. we are not saying this student didn't do that. if you live in a building, a dormitory, let's say, be careful you don't let anyone follow you in. close the door behind you when you are entering the building.

this is not the first time a stanford university student has awoken to a man in their room. april 2nd, a saturday, the start of a month, a woman woke up to find a man in her room. it's not clear whether he was trying to attack or not. apparently, four other men were waiting outside. police are not saying whether or not the incidents are connected. reporting live at stanford university, bob redell at today in the bay. >> thank you. a couple died over the weekend. santa clara deputies went to their home saturday afternoon. neighbors say they were found dead. they were both in their 50s. a neighbor says they moved in about 15 years ago. news reports they filed for divorce about three months ago. the sheriff's department says it ruled out the possibility that a third party was involved in

their death. >> it is 6:07 now. this week, san jose could move forward with a plan to slash the pot clubs in the city by auctioning off permits on ebay. the idea would cut down the number of clubs from 110 to just 10. mayor chuck reed says charging an application fee is a good way to raise money for the city. opponents say it will encourage the wrong people to apply for licenses. they are calling for a merit based permit application system. dog lovers get a rally today. they oppose plans by the recreational to restrict or ban dogs from parks. they have welcomed dogs for 40 years. it's about to change. the rally kicks off at noon today on the steps of city hall. >> time to check the forecast now. it's a good day to get out and

walk the dog. no rain in the forecast. >> right. light scattered shower activity east of the hills. it's pushed into the sacramento valley and fizzled out. it's good news. a nice day today. a few more clouds than we would like. that's okay. no rain for the afternoon. the temperatures will climb to the 60s. high pressure still in control. the clouds arcing up and around the ridge. it's going to keep things nice and warmer for us tomorrow afternoon. here are the headlines. for this morning, grab a jacket. it's cool and partly cloudy. this afternoon mild conditions, building breeze. it will be breezy at times especially at the giants game. this week, the rain returns as we head into your wednesday. we could see a pretty rainy wednesday. periods of rain on and off. enough to make for a soggy day. 53 in oakland. 53 in hayward. 48 in san mateo turning to the

60s. 64 degrees in san jose. 65 in gilroy. 62 degrees in oakland. tomorrow, probably the best day of the week. the temperatures going to climb to 68 degrees. we are going to fall to 61 on wednesday with rainshowers. 65 by thursday. lots of sunshine. not all that warm. finally, by the end of this weekend, we're back in the mid 70s. that's 75. wow, that looks good to me. hopefully you are driving the speed limit. >> 75 is higher than the limit. upper 60s or a 70 at walnut creek interchange. a live look at the toll plaza. a number of folks gathering in the cash lanes. this is diamond lane. they are always clear. 15 to 20 minutes for the metering lights. the cash lanes as they open all the gates into san francisco. a reminder around at&t park, the game at 7:15.

the gates open at 5:45. king street is closed. northbound off ramp is closed between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. they want to reduce traffic as folks are heading to the ballpark. keep that in mind. a live look to the south bay. no problems as far as the northbound traffic goes. we see a blip off 101. increased volume for the south bay traffic is kicking off now. back to you. >> thank you. it's 6:11. still to come, ben franklin, albert einstein and steve jobs all have something in common. we are going to tell you what it is, coming. gas prices inching closer and closer to all-time record highs. the new pain at the pump. the dodgers are in san francisco. the team is holding fund-raiser for injured giants fan brian

stow in los angeles today. we'll explain more in a live report. some of the morning clouds kind of sort of going to stick around. to worry ant. to worry ant. a nice looking

good morning, erveds everybody. nice looking live shot. a look at the bay bridge. a pretty shot of san francisco this morning, looking for a nice day on top. we'll update the forecast in a few. there is no change in the condition of brian stow. he's still in a los angeles hospital after suffering from brain trauma. tonight the giants host the dodgers for the first time since the attack on stow. the giants honor stow before the game. a fund-raiser will be held to support his family. two men attacked stow outside dodgers stadium on march 31st.

the dodgers will have their own fund-raiser at dodgers stadium for stow today. andy from our nbc station in los angeles is joining us live with a look at what the dodgers are going to do in l.a. >> reporter: good morning from los angeles. that's right. in about an hour, people are going to come here to dodgers stadium to donate money to brian stow and his family. the medical bills have been adding up. he remains in critical condition this morning. we talk about the giants. we talk about the dodgers. the first thing that comes to mind is rivalry. that's what makes the games so great. tonight, the tone is going to be far more serious and perhaps a little more dangerous tone there. i use the term danger because of the recent -- you know, craigslist people go on and post different things and their thoughts. there's certain posts from

giants fans asking for retaliation from the beating of brian stow on opening day here at dodgers stadium. another message posted calling for the murder of the men who beat stow. he remains in critical condition. the giants will honor him during tonight's game. they will collect donations from the paramedic and father of two. tonight, an increase in security. a lot more under cover officers and bike patrols. here in los angeles, starting at 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., people have the opportunity to donate money to brian stow and his family for the high medical bills. we are live here at dodgers stadium. back to you two in studio. >> thanks a lot. security will be tied at at&t park tonight. a spokesperson says there will be security equivalent to a postseason game. there's concern on payback on dodgers fans.

the mention on craigslist encouraging retaliation. giants fans welcome the extra security and hopes it diffuses the situation. >> i'm sure knuckle heads will show up and that's just sad. >> uniformed and ununiformed officers will be inside and outside at&t park. officers are monitoring social networking sites. time is 6:17. we want to check your monday morning forecast. talk about a day at the baseball park with giants and dodgers. how does it look weather wise? at 7:15 when we see the first pitch thrown out, it's going to be chilly. i'm sure the announcers will be talking about it. temps around 52 degrees at 7:15. here is what you can count on for today. it's not going to be a perfectly clear day. we'll see the clouds continue to funnel into the bay area. now, it's the case. partly cloudy conditions. a mix of sun and clouds.

sunrise around 7:00 a.m. high pressure still in control. it's going to keep things nice today. the clouds arcing up and around the ridge of high pressure. we are sandwiched between systems. we have a system of low pressure pushing in northern california and this guy here over the four corners. we will see a building breeze as we head throughout the day. 53 degrees in hayward right now. 46 in sunnyvale. you'll probably need a jacket this morning. you will not need it all day long. a mix of sun and clouds today. 64 in san jose and 65 in los gatos today. filtered sunshine as the clouds get on the thick side. san francisco, 7:15. breezy. if you are going out to at&t park, be prepared for a chill in the air. temperatures around 52 degrees at 7:15 as the giants take on the dodgers.

tomorrow should be a great day for baseball. fantastic conditions tomorrow. rain on the way for your wednesday. looks like the second half of your wednesday, then a nice trend thursday through sunday. temperatures climb. a few more clouds friday into saturday. are you a rocker? do you like to rock? we want to send you to see stevie nicks and rod stewart. this is an impressive lineup here. they are coming to the bay area april 20th. we want to send you. go to facebook, check out the link, register for contest and get red dou rock. back to you guys. >> 6:19. gas prices keep on climbing. find out what we are paying now compared to the rest of the country. a multibillion tech deal and a look at box offices over the wooekd. >> here is what you would see

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good morning, everybody. a live look outside this morning. a nice looking shot there. occasionally we see a cruise ship coming in.

not today but it's a nice day on tap. >> that's a beautiful view. it's as peaceful for the maze as well except for the metering lights. the toll plaza, they are turned on at 6:15 this morning. it's 15 minutes earlier than we typically see. a quick build. that is an issue as you cross over in the city. that will make things easier. we saw slowing on the approach. also jammed highway 4 through antioch. it started early. below 20 miles per hour. clearing as is tradition around lov lover. this started early as well. you might have an increase heading through the area. past the coliseum shows a steady flow of traffic. the nimitz is not showing any

delays, which is good. back to you. >> here is tough new this is morning. gas prices closing in on an all-time high. right now, the national average for regular gas, $3.76 a gallon. the average was $3.57 three weeks ago. all-time high? $4.11. here in the bay area, we are above that. we know that. average is $4.13 a gallon. the largest temple in the country is now open in san jose. it was founded in 1984. it recently went through a $32 million expansion making the 40-acre campus the largest and most expensive in the country. mayor chuck reid was on hand for the opening. they have a prayer hall that holds up to 1500 worshippers, a

kitchen and apartments for priests and visitors. congress wants to strike down net neutrality rules. rule that is are more important after developments this morning right scott? >> yeah. an internet provider is buying a networking company. the deal won't affect you at home but it raises more concern that the power to desize what data goes where is consolidating. they are so worried about this, it created a set of rules. you called this net neutrality. the house on friday passed a measure undoing the rules though the senate has yet to take up the matter. complicated net neutrality. a bunny chaser here. lots of people went to see "hop" over the weekend. it's made by universal which own this is tv station.

russell brand, both succeeded and bombed at the box office. he is the voice of hop, the rabbit there. that's a win. but, he was the star of one of the biggest bombs of the weekend, the remake of "arthur." they are wondering if brand's star power is over. he's got to wonder, what does a guy have to do? i have the number one movie, of course i'm a rabbit and married to katy perry, that's a good thing. >> when i saw the preview, it's hokey. >> they are making -- remaking "red dawn." i don't think that should be allowed. >> i think the big thing right now is remaking '80s hits. >> we can't come up with anything new so we'll redo the old ones. >> coming up, the government is not shutting down. there's plenty to figure out when it comes to the federal budget. a grad student is sexually assaulted in her sleep.

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die in the monterey bay. the tragedy during a school field trip. the second day of deliberations gets under way. i'm marla, the live report is coming up. beautiful live look outside. look at the giants flag blowing in the wind. that's right. world champions. nice. it's monday, april 11th, today

in the bay. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. 6:29. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check in with christina and the forecast. >> good morning to you. it's chilly out there, grab a jacket. we are going to end up in the 60s. 45 degrees right now in san mateo. 43 degrees in santa rosa as we head through the the afternoon, temperatures will be comfortable. this morning, chilly enough for a jacket. the breeze is kicking in the east bay this morning. we have a bit of a windchill factor. how warm it's expected to be tomorrow and a round of rain this week. your forecast is on the way. let's get you to work with mike inouye. hey, mike. >> let's get you a live look on the speed sensors. no big trauma here.

we sense there's an increased volume of traffic today. the metering lights were turned on. there's a live look at the toll plaza. past the 880, the metering lights turn on earlier. you may have longer to wait by the time you get there. back to you. >> developing news out of japan this morning. a 6.6 aftershock rocked the northeast part of the country overnight. it was 100 miles north of tokyo and 40 miles south of the damaged nuclear plant. the operator of the plant says there was no damage there. it triggered a tsunami warning but it was called off an hour later. it hit during a moment of silence to mark one month since the 9.0 quake and tsunami. 25,000 people have died. >> 6:31 now. people living near stanford university are being careful after a graduate student was attacked. bob redell joins us live with more.

bob. >> reporter: this is the second time this month a woman, a student at stanford university awoken to a strange man in her room. the most recent taking place this saturday night at escondido village saturday night. this is a large housing complex on the campus. it's a combination of homes and apartments. it was around 9:30. this student was asleep in her apartment when she awoke to a man trying to sexually assault her. she screamed. he fled. unfortunately, he has not been seen since. she was able to give a generic description saying 5'6", dark skinned and around 30 years old. police are looking for the man. she was not physically hurt, by the way. it's not clear whether he broke in or she left the door unlocked. that part is not clear.

there was an incident april 2nd, a saturdays morning when a man woke up in her room. four men were waiting outside. they took off. police are not saying whether it's related. when the most recent attack took place on saturday night, yesterday, sunday afternoon, the campus sent out e-mail and text alerts to students to let them know what happened and remind them to keep doors and windows locked. if you are walking into a residence, into a building, do not let anyone follow behind. make sure they have their own key or close the door when going in. police looking for this man responsible for trying to attack this woman saturday night. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> sounds like everyone has to be on high alert. thanks.

an autopsy may determine how two teenage boys died while scuba diving. they were football players at carson high school in nevada 30 miles south of reno. they were on a school field trip and among 19 students scuba diving saturday morning. 11:30, everybody came to the surface. the group noticed the boys were missing. 45 minutes later, they were found at the bottom of the bay. they were brought back to surface. they were in cardiac arrest and later died. >> i'll never meet two guys like them. they were extraordinary. nicest guys, just kind hearted. you don't find very many of them. >> it's going to hit hard when i'm sitting in class and he's supposed to be next to me and he's not there. >> the superintendent says the boys were on an oceanography class and this is an annual trip to the bay that involves several

dives and a trip to the aquarium. it is under investigation. day two of deliberations begin in the barry bonds trial. we expect them to review testimony from his former personal shopper. marla is live at the courthouse in san francisco with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. when barry bonds arrives at the courthouse, he knows it could be the day the jury decides his fate. as you mentioned, it is day two of jury deliberations. here is where it stands now. the jury requested they review, rehear testimony from a key prosecution witness. the judge granted that request. today we'll be ggin with a readg of the testimony. during the trial, she testified

she saw bonds get injected with performance enhancing drugs in 2002 by the former personal trainer, greg anderson. once the transcript is read, the jury will reconvene. another development, the judge released greg anderson from prison. he was being held in the federal prison in dublin. he was sent there march 22nd after refusing to testify. this time around, he spent 17 days locked up. bonds is facing three counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. he said he never knowingly used steroids. the jury of eight women and four men must decide whether or not he lied to the federal grand jury hen he said he never knowingly used steroids. court gets under way at 8:30 this morning. live in san francisco, marla,

today in the bay. >> thank you very much. leaders with the school district will face tough questions as they try to figure out how dozens of students got their hands on drugs and alcohol during a sponsored trip to a shakespeare festival in oregon. students went on the trip. 28 sophomores just finished a three-day sa spegs for drug and alcohol abuse. four chaperones were on the trip. nothing like this has happened before since the school has been part of that trip. let's take a look at the forecast today. not too bad. >> no, it's nice when you consider all the rain we had last week. we don't really have anything to worry about this week. nothing significant. this wednesday, we are going to see a little bit of rain. less than a quarter where we

typically pick up the most. let's break it down for you via the weather headlines. you'll need the jacket by this afternoon. mild conditions. a little on the breezy side. the rain returns on wednesday. pretty much, if you want to make outdoor plans this week, you are good every day but wednesday. we are expecting it late wednesday. here is what we are expecting now. we have low pressure pushing into the pacific northwest and high pressure in control of our weather pattern. the two combined are creating a pressure gradient. breezy conditions now turning to windy conditions later on today and tonight the places that are prone to it. 43 degrees, on the chilly side in santa rosa. 46 in fairfield. for the afternoon, we will all be in the 60s. 62 in oakland. 65 in los gatos and 65 in santa

rosa. if you are one of the thousands of people headed to at&t park, we are taking on the dodgers for the first time today. we are going to be breezy at that time and chilly. 52 degrees. 7:15. breezy conditions. you'll need the jacket. not too bad. baseball weather is typical for this time of year. we'll warm up thursday through the weekend. let's see how we are looking in the roadway with mike inouye. >> a little slow early for the roadways. the drive to the altamont pass, 580 is the commute direction. it started off early and built up stronger than we typically see. it's not a problem. we will see a lot more folks heading southbound over 680 for a half hour. 87 between capital as well as 101 and 280 heading north. along the peninsula, 101 and 280

is clear. no delays reported. i'm pointing this out. if you are headed to the giants game, consider this. it will go right to the ballpark. streets in the area closed. king street closed to reduce traffic. keep that in mind for the afternoon. we are looking at a drive into the city for the morning commute. around the maze, the metering lights turn on early. it's significant. you get a live look out there. there it is. it's an early start. >> it screams good monday morning. >> all right. >> thanks so much. it's 6:40 now. coming up on today in the bay, the sharks start a new playoff match this week. two parents are upset after their child gets alcohol instead of apple juice at a popular restaurant. the same thing happened in the bay area. ew mey problems to

new fights loom in washington after congress barely avoided a government shutdown over the federal budget. tracie potts is live in washington with a look at the choices the president and congress now face. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. one down and two to go in washington. when it comes to your tax money, they narrowly avoided a government shutdown.

that vote on this year's budget, that last minute deal will take place sometime during the middle of the week. now, they have to deal with next year's budget and the national debt. this is the accumulation of the red ink year after year afterier. it's about to hit a limit. congress has to decide whether to raise the limit to borrow the money to pay bills. republicans are saying no compromise this time. no raising the limit without serious budget cutting. we are talking medicare, medicaid, social security that make up big chunks of budget. it's very unpopular when talking cuts in the budget. president obama expected to speak on wednesday about the latest deficit reduction plan. is it enough to get republicans to go along? look for that. the budget vote for this year and later in the week, a budget vote for next year's budget. it's all coming up this week. >> a busy week ahead.

thank you. an applebee's restaurant in michigan is looking into how a toddler was served a margarita instead of apple juice. he drank some and put his head on the table. when he woke up, he was very happy and saying hi and bye to everybody at the table. somebody mislabeled margarita mix as apple juice. he was taken to the hospital but they say he should be fine. almost an identical situation happened in antioch in 2007. staff put a margarita mix in an apple juice container and accidentally served it to a 2-year-old boy there, too. applebee's reimbursed the medical bills. they started a policy of no longer putting apple juice and the alcoholic drinks in similar containers. >> that could be scary. we know san francisco mayor

ed lee wants his old job back as city administrator. it's not as easy as that. there's a city law that prohints a mayor or members of the board for full-time jobs one year from leaving the elected post. they are looking at changing the law. the ethics committee is going to look at it today. four of the five have to look at it today. the other option is to let voters decide. cal baseball has been saved. now the attention is on men's gymnastics. they needed $4 million over eight years to stay afloat. fund-raisers are half way there with $2 million in the bank. they will compete in the national championships this week. they are ranked number three. they hope a strong showing will bring in more support. cal's athletic director announced five teams would have to be cut due to severe budget

ish shoes. they have saved four of the five teams from fund raising efforts. a win over phoenix on saturday. now, they are going to face the l.a. kings in the first round of playoffs. it starts on thursday here in san jose. the game starts at 7:00. it's going to be televised on versus. tiger woods found some old magic. not enough to win over a south african. he birdies the last four holes to win it all. he's the third south african to earn a green jacket. he was two strokes ahead of the second place winners. tiger was at ten under. a young guy winning a nice green jacket at the masters. >> yes, mammoth and because of all the snow we accumulated, they are going to be open until

july 4th. i can't believe it myself. here is what we have going on right now. good morning to you. monday morning. we have partly cloudy conditions. clouds continue to push in from the northwest to the east. partly cloudy today. i don't think it's going to be mostly cloudy, but periods of clouds for the afternoon. a system of low pressure to the north. it's going to drive the clouds into the area. high pressure is in control of the forecast. the two combined, they are working against each other. we have breezy conditions as a result. the winds pick up later on today with the system of low pressure nudging into the bay area. the wind is sustained in the northwest at 7 miles per hour in oakland. 7 miles per hour in fairfield. winds will increase to about 15 to 20 miles per hour as we head through this afternoon and evening. the temperatures will climb from the upper 40s and 50s to the low 60s. 52 in hayward now. 47 in san jose.

you are at 43 degrees up in santa rosa turning over to 58 by noon. temperatures will climb once the sun comes out. we are 12 minutes away from sunrise. for the afternoon, in your city, temps in the mid-60s. a mix of sun and clouds. tomorrow, more sunshine, warmer conditions. we are calling tuesday the best day of the week, at least until this weekend. 66 degrees as we head into friday. temperatures are going to come up for the weekend and next week. we are talking 80s next week. this week, you might enjoy this transiti transiti transitionary time. the rain arrives after 10:00 a.m. wednesday blasting through the day. it's going to clear out early. clear conditions and lower pollen counts. back to you guys. >> good deal. it looks nice. >> time is 6:49. coming up, a stretch of bay area

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welcome back, everyone. what a beautiful live look outside. not only making way for a gorgeous day, but look at the flag. they are playing the dodgers tonight. people who like to ride cal train, it's a popular ride to the park. they could get good news.

they delayed the vote to raise fares and cut service. they think they have put together enough to avoid a cut. they are trying to find another $3.5 million to keep trains operating as usual for commuters. we'll get an update on wednesday to see if they have the cash. i know that that ride up to at&t park is really popular. it makes sense. >> sure. >> you save on gas, you save on parking. it takes you to the front door. this is one people would hate to see go away. >> let's check in with mike. >> i posted a link to today's schedule because they have a special schedule for games like today. there you go. check facebook. here, we check highway 4. early start to the slowdown. it's sticking around worse than we typically see. we'll talk about it in a few

seconds coming up. 580, a nice smooth flow out of altamont pass. a gradual slowing. that's where things bog down with the speeds into the 20s. the maze, approaching the toll plaza, let's get a live look at the bridge. past grand avenue making its way toward the maze. the lights turned on early here. it's getting heavy through the area. it's 22 to 23 minute drive toward the carquinez bridge. a new accident could cause slowing out of richmond. a look past the coliseum. the nimitz is looking lighter than we normally see on a monday morning. heading south through the area, it's looking good. the expansion lane is causing slowdowns there. maybe because of the earlier start we saw for the 580 traffic out of livermore. there it is. you are smooth in the south bay.

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