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it's 4:31. we are looking at a live picture now of the golden gate bridge. very foggy out there already on this wednesday morning. before we get to our top stories we'll do a quick check of weather and traffic. >> here is a shot at wall nut creek, one of the spots nate dealing with the fog this morning.

we could see temperatures start to sky rocket through the east bay. oakland in the low 70s. partly cloudy conditions. hayward looks like the 80s. comfortable 80-degrees into the afternoon. we have more 90s in your full forecast. we are still following this hot spot in the northbound direction of 880. that ramp to 29th avenue completely shut down. police investigation is underway. i will have a full check in my next report. a quick update. a six alarm fire in fairfield. it has been contained now. about 50 firefighters responded to that blaze which burned in this yard where the company stores plastic bins. now, there is no homes in jeopardy. no injuries have been reported. firefighters have responded.

they have all come together battle this blaze. we'll have more on this story throughout the morning. and a portion of highway 237 is back open this morning. yesterday a driver died when a big rig truck slammed into the centerdoid and then caught on fire. this happened on the eastbound lanes of 237 just past the matilda exit. >> reporter: according to the california highway patrol the driver of a big rig truck carrying a load of dirt lost control. witnesses say the truck slam under to the centerdoid. >> that collision overturned the vehicle and trapped the driver of the vehicle and then the big rig caught on fire. >> reporter: the driver unable to escape died before rescue crews could arrive. the truck spilled dirt across the highway. exactly what caused the driver to lose control is still under

investigation. no one else was iniered enthe accident and crews were able to open all lanes in both directions. the driver of the truck had not yet been identified. also this morning a young teenager is recovering after being stabbed while walking to a dog park. the victim was with a friend when it happened. the boy suffered injuries to both kidneys. investigators say the three suspects were arrested shortly after the crime. the man accused of opening fire on san francisco police pleaded not guilty. police say they spotted him last month wanted on a $75,000 warrant at the time. investigators say when officers approached him that is when he opened fire. officers returned fire striking

him and causing a car crash. the trial of a mother who is charge would having sex with her son's friend is about to get underway. key evidence includes thousands of text messages between this alleged suspect and the victim. >> reporter: police say the case against 48 year old sarah began when the victim's family contacted police claiming that the mother of four boys was having sex with their 16 year old son. a two month investigation unfolded leading to her being charged on four counts including three felony charges of unlawful sexual intercourse of a minor. police say during the investigation they seized computer equipment and phones. there are reports that kohl sent several thousand text messages to the alleged victim and made several hundred phone calls and that she gave the

youth alcohol and drugs. if convicted she could face a maximum of four years in a state prison and be required to register as a sex offender for the reft of her life. meanwhile uc berkeley law professor has been nominated for the california supreme court. governor brown made the announcement. 40 year old lou would replace mareno who stepped down. he was the choice for the 9th circuit court of appeals. and san francisco mayor is considering running for full term. lee had maintained that he would not run after being named interim run but now he said some are urging him to run. the election is this coming

november. it is 4:36. we are half way through the week. and we have the foggy forecast and when things are going to start to warm up. >> we are going to be talking about 90s today. this is our shot from downtown camera. can't see much. we are going to deal with the fog and the cloud cover throughout much of the morning. overcast conditions continue. by the afternoon we'll see breaks here and there. the breeze will also pick up later today, as well, right around san francisco. satellite showing where a lot of the fog is. you can see it contained to the golden gate bridge and hugging the coast line t. south bay to east bay looks not too bad. by 7:00 the fog will start to move in through the east bay. and then we'll peel it back by the afternoon when we'll see partly cloudy conditions. the fog expected to float along

into the coast line. into the evening it looks like the fog is going to start to rebound as we head into the 9 and 10:00 hour. so right now temperatures in the 50s and 60s. right about 52 in oakland. 57-degrees in hayward. down into mountain view, san jose in the upper 50s. check out these highs. we are closing in on 90- degrees. 83-degrees in san jose. as we head through the east bay we'll stay 70s and 80s along the immediate bay. 60s along the coast. you can see the effects. 60s for san francisco. 80uus through portions of inland east bay spots. here is a look at your seven day around the bay. the pattern continues of morning clouds and a latal bit of that fog. temperatures will stay in the

90s inland. 70s around the bay. time right now is 4:39. since the start of our broadcast i have been following this hot spot in the northbound direction of the freeway. that ramp to 29th avenue still blocked off by the california highway patrol. i did put a call in and originally we were given an estimated time at about 6:30 this morning. now hearing those lanes could open as soon as the 5:00 hour. traffic very light. we are not seeing a backup just yet. in the meantime you'll have to use a different offramp. hopefully we'll have a live update coming up shortly. everything else pretty quiet around the bay area. oakland towards san francisco, traffic building ever so slightly in the westbound direction. things over at the bridge also look good. westbound and eastbound traffic you're good to go.

lots of space between cars. at the golden gate bridge you may have to contend with morning fog. a drive time of just 23 minutes towards san francisco. >> thanks. much more ahead. let's take a quick live look outside right now from our roof camera. i believe somebody's got direct tv.

a warning about extreme danger in an estbay regional park. we begin on the scene. >> reporter: a mexican drug cartel, that is what east bay regional park police believe they are up against as they search for two suspects who fired as he was patrolling the hill side. the east bay regional park

police called in their armored vehicle as their swat team joined forcewise the sheriff's department to carefully search the hill side. this park police helicopter was used to give the officers on the ground cover as well as evidence for a drug growing operation which officials say this has all the markings of. after four hours of searching the area the search was called off. police say at this time it appearathize two suspects got aaway. investigators say the ground search did not reveal evidence of a marijuana growing operation. next is to review video reported from above. investigators say what they find on that video will determine the next course of the investigation. the east bay regional park district police are saying that they find marijuana plantations growing on their public lands

an average of 2 to 3 times a year. explaining the safety concerns these outdoor grow operations are posing to people who go to the park. >> reporter: you can see a sign posted by park officials reading trail closed extreme danger to keep hikers away from the threat of an armed gunman. this threat exists anywhere illegal marijuana operations grow. >> we do have armed guards. we experience has been that these people are armed with rifles. normally they don't want to be caught. normally they don't want to be seen but you never know what you're going to come up against. it is a very lucrative business for them to be doing that. >> this incident has opened their eyes to the potential danger that could be hiding in

these hills. >> i will often go running out there by myself and i see mountain lions. i always thought they were the biggest threat. i never thought i had to worry about human danger. >> these grows are pervasive throughout california and even in some of the national parks you read about. everybody needs to be aware when you are out hiking what you may come up on. we're going to take a break now. much more straight ahead. here a live look from the south bay. visibility pretty good. not the case in san francisco. more on your weather and traffic in a minute.

the investigation into the norway massacre is now focused on a farm that was used by the alleged gunman. the search has yielded huge amounts of material for making explosives and raised more concerns. here is nick robberson. >> first an explosion.

then smoke rises over the farm where anders breivik is believe today have prepared his attacks. investigators at the remote hide away that breivik used as a cover to buy fertilizingu to detonate the device they found at the farm. breivik says he had six thousand kilograms of fertilizer delivered here, more than six tons, half of it for bomb making. for over four days now forensic officials and military have been coaming through this property to determine how much fertilizer they can account for. what they learn will be critical in understanding if there is another bomb on the loose. >> we have seen the fertilizer and the amount that we think he used in the explosion and what is left on the farm.

this is also something that the investigation must answer. >> reporter: and right now norway's intelligence officials admit the numbers don't add up. only one bomb set up by breivik so far. the forensic cleanup in the center still underway. >> he has mentioned 900-kilos. the experts say they can marry minus. this is something that there is still some uncertainty connected to it. >> reporter: and uncertainty measured in hundreds of kilograms or more? >> the uncertainty is big enough that we think that this must -- we think we have to try to get clarity. >> enough to be another bomb potentially. >> reporter: breivik says his client won't help. what does he say to the police

when asked about the missing fertilizer? >> he doesn't say anything about that. >> reporter: he said he won't talk about others in the east and west. >> we are not sure whether or not this represents a possible threat. this is the priority in the investigation now to get this clear. >> reporter: the question everyone wants answered is norway safe from another outrage. so far no clear answer. >> back here in the bay area pg and e is asking the state public utility commission if it can shut down five power plants. we have a map here that show wheres the power plants are located. jeff bush explains why and how these closures would benefit the communities. >> reporter: this is one of the five power plants that pg and e wants to shut down.

they burn a substance called petroleum coke. pg and e says it will replace the power outpresident with two new facilities in other parts of the state. the company says the move could save rate payers nearly $15 million and could cut down on green house gases. the move is being applauded by environmental groups but could mean the loss of about 100 jobs. it's 5:51. we have a look at our hot forecast. >> good morning to you. certainly hot in locations today. here is a shot. you can see a few lights out here. still dealing with low clouds, overcast conditions persist. in the south bay today it looks like highs in the upper 70s for mountain view. a little bit breezy throughout the morning hours. san jose looks like the 80s. 83-degrees. we'll get some nice clearing in

through the afternoon. morgan hill close to 90. still warming into the upper 80s today. here is a look at your current temperatures. 50s and 60s. 55 in san francisco. 52-degrees for oakland and about 60 currently in livermore. by noon time 70s and 80s. all of this orange indicates 80s. the red indicates 90s. watch the 90s throughout the afternoon. it is getting closer and closer so bringing a few more locations into the 90s today and then we are going to continue to see more and more 90sss. here are your afternoon highs. 90 in antiac. we'll stay in the 60s along the coast and about 82 degree in red wood city. 66-degrees in san francisco today. a few degrees warmer than that in richmond. warming into the upper 80s. here is your 7 day. we have a weather pattern of

low 90s. upper 60s for the coast. that is going to persist right through the weekend. we'll see more locations warming into the 90s by your saturday and sunday. afternoon will bring us lots of sunshine and warm weather continues into next week, as well. back to you. >> thanks so much. we're still following the sizzler in oakland. the ramp completely shut down. this has been in effect since 2:15 this morning. the good news is we are not seeing too much in the way of a slow down. this is due to a police investigation. traffic very light in the area. the estimated time of reopening the lanes is about 6:30 this morning. not looking at any other hot spots. the bay bridge looks good for your ride out of oakland towards san francisco. no major problems or delays here. traffic moves well in both directions. io will have to contend with morning fog southbound 101.

we are seeing top speeds for your ride past highway 37 and down to the aldo grade. the time right now is 4:54. the morning news will be right back.

most people will tell you that a red light means stop. seems pretty obvious. there is something about getting behind the wheel that brings out the bad behavior in people. here is stanley roberts. >> reporter: notice the red arrow. now notice a big rig turning right against the red arrow. watch the car at the bottom of the screen, also runs the red arrow. now watch the silver suv followed closely by a white car and those also run the no turn on red signal. i'm at the intersection of oak and octavia in san francisco where a fatal accident occurred. this intersection has red light cameras in two directions but not for right turns so drivers

exploit that fact. for such a busy intersection i was surprised by the amount of distracked drivers. while this road doesn't seem to be designed for big rig are lots of trucks passing through, sometimes at break neck speeds. something else i noticed. when the light turns green drivers often just sit there causing loud horn blowing often because the driver is in the wrong lane so they block traffic whether at the light or a few car lengths behind. then there is this driver who turns from the no turn lane. it seems like with all the traffic engineering in the world nothing can help plain old bad driving. in san francisco, stanley roberts. >> if you know anyone that is behaving badly you can contact stanley through his facebook page or e-mail him at people behaving badly@kron.com.

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>> we will have a look at the forecast in just a minute but a quick look at traffic. >> in connection with the police investigation in oakland, the ramp to 29th street is closed down and

likely to be closed for another hour and possibly an hour-and-a- half. it hasn't created any impact or backup on 880 northbound and traffic still pretty light and you can use the adjacent off ramps before or after 29th avenue to get onto city streets. as long as they get this picked up in the next hour, it is likely to not be a hot spot but if it does we will

is 19 years old. it is much more quiet here. you can see some of the plastic containers that went up in smoke yesterday. you can see them here at macro plastics, one of the largest in the world of these plastic containers. the fire actually happened back here a little further. you can see some of the crews. it is pretty quiet, a press

release was issued by macro plastics say that the fire was under control around 4:15 yesterday and none of the employees were hurt. that's the good news and obviously it won't be business as usual out here this morning. investigation from the fire department will probably still be back out here at some point this morning. if i go to the left you can see the actual manufacturing plant appears to be mostly unaffected out here. i see some people walking around inside and no word on whether or not they will have normal business hours today or if the employees will come in. obviously it is still early in the investigation. that's incredible, the piles of plastic containers burning and amazing that it didn't spread. it is a pretty good distance between all of the containers and the buildings where all of the employees were? >> reporter: yes, you can see the piles of plastic containers in a back storage yard and the

fire happened further and the building itself is right here so there's safety distance between them but you can see there are piles of them inside the yard there. easily could have spread. it went to six alarm and dozens of firefighters fighting the flames and making sure it didn't spread worse than it did. the latest out of norway and oslo central station evacuated after a suspicious package came. there was an abandoned suitcase when a person saw a man leaking the suitcase and talking on a cell phone and walked into the station. after 30 minutes of investigation no explosives were found. the cap till has been on edge after the car bomb and a nearby shoot that kill 76 people. the investigation into those attacks is focused on this farm used by and ders breivik the 32- year-old norwegian that has confessed to the attacks and

pleaded not guilty. police detonated the explosives yesterday. breivik created a farm and created the explosives there. he said he did it because of procedures in his country. administrators are returning to the office since the explosion. looking at the weather and we will see if the temperatures will warm up because the weekend looks pretty good. >> yes, today will be the first day we will see the inland temperatures in the 90s. it will be toasty for a lot of folks in the east bay and south bay. this is the look at the bay bridge approach on the oakland side we will see temperatures mild. richmond about 68 and sunny and oakland 72 and hay ward mostly sunny and that gives you an idea of what the east bay shoreline will look like and fog at this hour, not that bad,

it is along the coast and the city is seeing the biggest impact and some portions, pet ta lyma and santa rosa and san rafel, low cloud cover and at 7:00 we will still deal with cloud cover but by noon it pulls back to the point that mainly san francisco and the golden gate bridge and the southern tip of morin county dealing with the fog and in the evening time, about 8:00 p.m. it will start to push its way in and we'll get that fog once again tomorrow morning when we wake up. temperatures right now doing okay. 50s and 60s. 55 in san francisco and as we go to the east bay, we will see 52 in oakland and 61 in antioch and 60 in livermore and in the south bay, san jose at 58 and in the north bay cooler, sanna

rosa at 53 degrees. this afternoon, 89 expected in last scoota and san jose probably 83 for year and 90s in livermore and antioch and possibly 90 in conquer creek and

off and san francisco. no major problems or delays this morning. and we will take a break and we

will be right back. welcome back. housespeaker john boehner is in the process of reworking his plan after the congressional office analyzed it and said it would cut billions less than promised. the vote was today for john

boehner's plan but postponed to thursday. john boehner is said to be running in opposition from tea party conservatives and not cutting enough and the white house, president obama says he will veto the bill even if it passes through the house and senate. california running into some debt troubles as a result of the wrangling in washington. the contingency plan borrowing five billion dollars from private investigators. bill locky secured this package so the state could avoid a shortage if the feds run out of funds. san francisco mayor ed lee has signed the budget. it was voted yesterday for the final approval, a 6.83 billion budget and he proposed it in june and approved by the board after it made more than $20 million in adjustments to

funding for various city departments. time now is 5:14 and we will be back with more in a couple of minutes and let's get a live look from our roof. doesn't look at foggy as yesterday but it is hard to tell right now.

we'll be right back. britain is now officially recognizing libya's opposition group as the country's legitimate government. foreign secretary says they are unfreezing oil assets to help the transitional council. the officials say they are dispelling all diplomates from owemar ga dav fi's regime. there is pro gadafi rally. malgama was convicted of the bombing that kill 250 people and most americans and he was released from a scottish prison

in 2009 on humanitarian grounds after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. 5:18 is the time and i will have been thinking the roof is less foggy but looks more foggy from the golden gate bridge. do you think more foggy today. >> for those that will see fog it will be thicker. people inland won't notice any difference between today and yesterday but where we had light fog yesterday lit be heavier this morning and you can see that in these live shots but like yesterday it will burn off by noontime and the temperatures will be warm. san francisco will be 66 with a high and some fairly decent sunshine in the city but it won't stick around too long. the fog will reburn. there was our camera position at the golden gate bridge and

the fog is working its way in and large sections of the east bay and the southbound not seeing a lot but we are noticing cloud cover so you don't get to see the stars as much as you would yesterday. 52 in oakland and in the east bay low 50s and 67 in fremont and in the south bay in the upper 50s and 59 in mount view and 53 in santa rossa and 57 in napa. and by noontime again 60s and 70s around the immediate bay with the 80s popping up and by 3:00 p.m. the darker reds come into view and that's 90-degree weather, you can see where we expect it in the delta and liver moore stands a good chance of in the low 90s, probably about 91 degrees. in the south bay, 88 in

morganhill and san jose probably not, you will be 83 and low 80s in fremont and upper 70s and low 80s around the immediate bay but antioch looking for 91 degrees. in the north bay, 83 and for nevada and santa rossa, 89 and fairfield and san francisco, 66 and pleasant. the forecast shows warming up in the next few days and approaching the weekend and temperatures inland up to 94 degrees and more on the forecast as it develops. at 5:21 let's get a check of the traffic. a pretty good start for most of the commute this morning. not trafficking any hot spots. lie tell but some delays in a minute. with a bridge check in the westbound direction, traffic is still light heading towards san francisco. no delays at the toll plaza and the ride to the san mateo bridge a good one and here is the picture looking westward

and the cars heading away are going towards foster city and haywood and no delays or problems on the approach. your ride to the golden gate bridge, 101 foggy this morning but delay-free for the southbound ride. and there is a ramp closure in oakland, the 29th ramp from 880 northbound and there's still no backup or delay here and you can use high street before it or 23rd after it to get around. i mentioned a bart delay and it turns out there's a piece of maintenance equipment that got stuck on the track near the civic station so there are delays from downtown san francisco to the east bay or heading down sfo, they are expecting to get the problem cleared quickly and we will track it and let you know. a trial beginning today for

the lasscata woman accused of having sex with a minor child. if convicted cole could face a maximum of four years in prison and be required to register as a sex offender. michelle lay is still missing to mark two months, a missing nursing student. this gathering will be held at mount eden park at 6:00 tonight. and the lieutenant of the police and the kids foundation officer will speak. the 26-year-old was last seen at kaiser medical center leaving on a break. weather conditions are making it difficult for

firefighters in southern california facing hot air and lower humidity while battling wildfires near san diego. a 21 square mile blaze and burning into heavy vegetation and not expected to threaten any structures or populated areas. a quick break as the morning news continues. fog around the bay area and you can see it covering the towers and over to oakland where it is 51 degrees and you can expect a high of 72 with some afternoon

sunshine. welcome back waiting for the opening bell on wall street and futures negative this morning as lawmakers grapple over the debt possibility. the dow and s&p was down yesterday. commerce department will be releasing durable goods order and there will be an economic survey released so we get insight from the feds. done kin donuts are publishing

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they will have the wi-fi thing right there. look at that. it is too much trouble to burn your favorite like play list on to a cd? that's what i do. i still jog with one of them. 5:29 is it time and we'll be back with more. wow, there is a beautiful shot from our team cam.

we'll be right back. the time now is 5:31 and following a developing story. officers in a pursuit that shut down an exit on 880. we will have more on that coming up. we want to get a check of the weather and traffic. we have a gorgeous shot from mount tam. >> about 6:00 we will see the sun coming up. here is a look where the camera is moving and breezy, nothing bad. here is a look from the south

bay, sunnyvale mostly sunny and san jose 83 and partly cloudy and we'll see 90-degree weather in the east bay and we'll show you that in our full and complete check of weather in a moment. in connection with a police investigation in oakland, this is the ramp closure from the nebitz freeway. that has not been a problem so far for motorists and two nearby adjacent ramp and high street comes up before it and even if the ramp is not opened for another hour it is likely not to create any major delays and we are tracking no hot spots for your ride around the area and the bridges look good as well and no problems coming

off of nemitz or the bay bridge. going to our developing story in oakland after this police pursuit ends with a fatality. what is going on right now? >> reporter: investigation are still taking measurements, we have an update, the police will reopen the exit at 7:30 this morning and that car that you are looking at that was driven by 19-year-old man, he was spotted by officers at around 1:30 this morning at 55th and international, the officer said he saw the car swerving in and out of the lanes and tried to get him to pull over and he refused and there was a brief pursuit on northbound 880 and was going 25 miles too fast and it is a short exit from here and he could not make it and slammed into the overcross here on 29th avenue and ejected from the car and according to the pd, they believe alcohol may have played a role and they see

open containers around this car that they are investigating and that's the very latest. and where the city streets be blocked as well. >> they are blocking the city street running parallel to northbound 880, a very small street not used bay lot of traffic and not causing any cars to do a u-turn so that is not a problem and we'll leave you a northbound shot. it is going very fast at this time and no problems as far as this investigation hindering northbound 880 traffic. thanks for the update. did you see the giant fire yesterday? we are live on the scene as the cleanup is going on after the huge fire in fairfield at the macro's plastic complex. it started at around 1:00 yesterday afternoon and you can see how quickly it became a

fire ball. a huge inferno, six alarms called and this is an outdoor storage complex, it did not spread to the building where the employees were. an employee accidentally lit a plastic contain other fire with a torch or a welder and that is what they say caused the fire. as many as 60 firefighters were in fairfield battling it. and four nearby stations that helped out 21 vehicles in total use to pour water on this huge fire. three firefighters suffered minor injuries but like we said, it was a successful effort battling the blaze because it didn't get to the building and this morning our solo reporter is looking at the damage and the proximity of the fire to the building. jackie, are people out there working today. >> reporter: that is a good question, we are expecting a conference from the fairfield

fire department and maybe we will get more information. so far macro plastics has not said whether they will be opened. but you can see the chain- linked fence that is melted over, you can see one of those plastic containers melted and that is what burned yesterday, this is the world's largest manufacturer of the plastic containers, they carry produce and product around, hundreds of them burned yesterday and you can see thousands more stacked up in the nearby yard. this is where it happened, firefighters fought for about three hours yesterday trying to put the fire out. luckily it didn't spread to the main manufacturing plant. they were able to put it out before it spread any further. could it have been much worse if it spread to the remaining pallets, thousands stacked up here. you can see where we're compare to the manufacturing plant and you can see the crews behind

the wall is where the plant is. never made that it far but you can see the stacked up pallets, it could have gone that far but luckily for firefighters they were able to contain. >> it i guess the fallout is the companies that use the plastic containers, is that what they use in stores. >> it is mostly shipping containers. >> they are big. >> they are full of apples and oranges, they are four feet by four feet and you can see them a lot of flatbed trucks carrying produce and other items. it looks like they have a large supply, one of the world's largest suppliers of these things. it looks like it may not have a dramatic effect as far as that goes but obviously business as usual today or probably not. thanks a lot, jackie. this is the latest into the crime 4 newsroom out of norway, the prime minister there is now

saying that extremist views are legitimate but implementing them through violent ways is not. in a press conference that happened moments ago, he say that norwegians will defend themselves by show that they are not afraid of violence and respond with more democracy and openness. last week's attacks killed 76 people and one attack was at a government complex and another at a youth camp. you are watching the kron morning news and we'll be right

back. we are back. time now 5:41 and here is a look at the golden gate bridge. foggy as you can see in the shot. we'll walk you through the headlines. this morning, low clouds and 50s and 60s our temperature range. this afternoon partly cloudy and warmer, the inland highs in the low 90s and back up to where we should be and that fog will return to the coast and the bay as we head in the evening hours and overnight once more. that is a snapshot of the next

24 hours. 5:41 right now and the death of amy winehouse has create add major spike in her music sales. the british singer's back to black album will reenter the billboard album chart at number 9 with 37,000 albums sold in the united states this past week. they don't call them units or albums. that's old time. back to black hadn't sold that many albums in three years and this is what has happened after she died. suddenly and tragically as everybody is out there trying to get her music. the 27-year-old died because of unknown causes and we don't know why until toxicology reports. with the nfl lockout over, fans seem ready to forgive and ready to fill up those stadiums. ticket masters says sales on the nfl ticket exchange were up by more than 300%. on monday, from the day before, players approved the new deal this weekend that four month

old lockout. it looks like private pilots are flying better as faa administration stats show that fewer pilots are violating air space restrictions. despite the surge near camp david, 122 air space violations, they are from flying in a closed area or using the wrong radio frequency. and we'll be right back and a live look from the san mateo bridge where the fog is above the bridge as you get to that section and temperatures

approaching 80s. . welcome back, 5:46. a fatal police pursuit. officers shut down part of north 880 northbound and a car led a man on a chase before it

crashed into an overpass. police think the driver may have been drunk. kron wil tran has been there and we understand from george that ramp is opened. a massive fire as a fairfields company is contained but look at it is as it was a huge torch yesterday afternoon, investigators thinks it was cause the by an employee that accidentally lit a plastic container on fire. there was no damage to the building and nobody was hurt but some firefighters were. jim has the latest on our forecast. good morning, a look from mount tam and isn't that gorgeous, we have got the early morning sun and low cloud cover still impacting the peninsula in san francisco and we are dealing with that, foggy and cloudy and particularly along the coast. and partly cloudy and our temperatures getting warmer than yesterday and we will feel it today and of course the breeze will pick up today.

we are already seeing win and the map showing 15 miles per hour sustained winds and already breezy and it will pick in as we head in the afternoon. for the fog, the satellite is showing us the peninsula and into the bay and the north bay dealing with it as well. nothing too dense but heavier than yesterday. we have fog tracker set at 7:00 a.m. and it is still impact can the bay and going back to the gate and parts of san francisco and you will see the clock progressing to 8:00 p.m. and by about maybe ten or 11:00 tomorrow morning, midnight we will see the fog push its way back inland once more. our temperatures will spread out like this. by noontime we will have 60s and 70s by the bay and watch by three p.m. the 80s begin to pull in and so

do the 90s. you can see the delta location that will likely see low 90s today this afternoon. the seven-day forecast shows that we will warm up as we continue to head towards the weekend and the sky conditions will get better and nothing but sunshine and warm weather for the next seven. at 5:49 let's get a look at the traffic with george. we have been watching the ramp closure in connection with the police investigation in oakland. this is not yet a hot spot but it is more likely than it will become one because we're hearing from crime 4 wil tran that expected reopening time has been pushed from 6:30 to 7:30 and traffic may be heavy enough that even with the vehicles on the shoulder it may turn it into a hot spot and we will keep a close eye on it and present no other problems or

hot spots around the bay area. we'll start you with the bridge check and look first at the bay bridge westbound and you can see the upper deck, a beautiful ride into the city and there are no delays at the tol lplaza. and the san mateo ride a good one with no problems eastbound or westbound and the heaviest flow is on the westbound side and the golden gate bridge is problem-free and they have configured it fully for the morning commute with four lanes available southbound and through the fog there are no delays. bart had problems earlier morning with a stalled maintenance vehicle near civic center and they have cleared it from the tracks but there may still be some residual delays out of san francisco, both for the east bay and heading towards the peninsula and sfo. thank you, george. and any concerns about traffic as mount view as police are warning delays around the amphitheater due a sold out

concert. nearly 22,000 concert goers to attend jason daldin's concert. the concert is not until 7:00 but they expect the tailgateing to start around 4:00. a 13-year-old boy has been arrested and looking for to additional people in connection with attempted armed robbery. someone called 911 to report gun fair near garland civic club and police are looking for two more suspects that are remaining at large. fog showing up and traffic moving smoothly on 101 and a warmer day with highs in the

lower 80s.

>> 5:54 and taking a peek from

our roof, foggy as expected. and 55 and looking for a cool day, 66 is the high. let's look at the next seven days and the temperatures will come up at the beach. at the coast, 69 by the bay and 70s and 90s inland and i'm looking to the weekend and i'm sure you are too. i thought i would highlight the nice sunny weekend. a new ap for your cell phone could be a lifesaver, it is putting the brakes on texting and driving. >> reporter: i tested this out and it impressed me and it can help save lives. called text stop. when it is installed and activated on your phone , if you are traveling over ten miles it won't let you send e- mails or receive e-mails or

text messages. a brilliant idea and text messaging deaths are on the rise and we should have this installed on our phone and i can see how this will help parents that are worried about their teenagers. sam helped create the ap. >> there was 16,000 deaths last year and it will surpass drunk driving deaths and this is preventable. >> reporter: sam gave me a real time demo of text stop. we were driving at ten miles per hour and sam was able to continue texting and e-mailing and as soon as we left the parking lot and traveled over ten miles per hour when he tried to send a text or read it or send an e-mail, this read screen came on telling him to pull over this can work, it uses the gps to know it is going over ten miles per hour

and i was surprised to see how accurate it was, no texting happening when we went over ten miles per hour. when you install text stop you give it a user and password and you can only make changes with the passwords so this is a great way to make sure their kids do not text or e-mail with when driving. it it is available now in the android market for $20. for more information log onto kron4.com and look for my page. you have to join the almost 19 thousand viewers that have liked us on facebook. kron4 leads the way in your top story headlines and we do breaking news throughout the morning and i facilitate the online discussions where i read your comments on the air. go to facebook and like us on kron4. we'll be back in a couple minutes and have the latest on

a fatal pursuit in oakland and there is a press conference in fairfield so we have that as well. here is a look at the golden gate bridge that's socked in with heavy fog.

we'll be right back.

6:00 in the morning news and the top stories that we are follow right now. developing story out of oakland, a high-speed chase on the freeway ends with the death of a driver and we'll have a live report coming up. a huge fire in fairfield at a plastics company contained this morning and a press conference under way any minute. and six days until the u.s. government runs out of money so why there's a delay on a vote that was expected to take place today? we will have the latest on