a major injury accident on the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge. i'm can wayne. >> hello, i am heather holmes. emergency vehicles and police are on the bridge right now. at nine dak 15, all eastbound lane shutdown temporarily to allow vehicles to get to the victims. according to the highway patrol, a car was going the wrong way without lights on. officers were responding to those calls, those reports when that car collided head-on with other vehicles. officials say at least seven people are injured. object three of them critically.

expect traffic to be tied up for some time. these are live pictures at the current situation on the bay bridge. as you can take -- c, lots of red lights. >> we want to take a live picture of our traffic map. here is another view. the lower bridge is traffic trying to get from san francisco and oakland. on the upper deck traveling into the city is moving once he gets past the traffic same. errors are live traffic mac. -- traffic map. it is not moving barely at all heading into the city, and it is not moving moving into oakland. on the other side of treasure island, between that and san francisco, the red is traffic trying to get out of the city into oakland.

we have officer hill from the highway patrol. what can you tell us about the traffic situation and when the lanes might be reopened? >> we currently have the number one and number two lane's close. the three, for, and five lanes are open. unfortunately, there was a lot of debris, and we're still waiting for a sweeper truck to clear the lanes so that is safe for people to travel. we hope to get those lanes open within half an hour. at about 8:27, we had multiple reports of the wrong way driver traveling westbound in the eastbound lane, interstate 80, on the bay bridge. we got several reports of multiple collisions as a result of that. we don't have information on injuries. several parties were transported to local trauma hospitals, including the suspect that was driving the wrong way. we're still developing that information, but we're getting the roadway open as soon as we can. >> officer hill, a question people want to know is how to does some one go the wrong way on the bridge?

>> there are several points where the on ramps and off ramps to interstate 80 are side- by-side where it's easy to get confused especially if you're under the influence. it is more common than you think for having wrong way driver's. the good thing about it is the majority of them pull over and stop when they realize their mistake. it is rare that they continue driving and cause this kind of situation. >> daniel hill give us -- giving us the latest condition on the bay bridge. hopefully all the lanes will be open within a half an hour. you can see some of the headlights are getting through heading from san francisco and oakland. it is getting through, but it is still very slow going for traffic in both directions on the bay bridge. will follow this throughout the newscasts and we will get updates as they come in.

follow us on facebook and twitter as we post more information online. we love the guerrillas. they are always playing like a happy family. >> a tragic accident at the san francisco zoo. along -- younger rollo is i -- carrillo -- guerrilla died last night. live at the san francisco zoo, with the newest member of the guerrilla family was crushed to death. >> officials call this a tragic accidents but are not detailing how it happened or how it could've been prevented. she had just turned one and was a crowd favorite. only a few guerrillas are born in captivity each year, and kobe be might have lived many decades. but for an accident last night after closing as animals were

being moved into nine quarters. officials say the guerrilla dived under a door as it was closing. >> i wondered why they were all running around playing. >> reporter: visitors say that the habitat was empty except for a solitary guerrilla some distance away. >> it is really sad. maybe they should check the equipment a little bit better to make sure the doors are operating properly. >> you would think they had the technology to avoid this. >> reporter: an investigation is underway and a review of policies, procedures, and training. >> there is an expectation that zoo are caretakers of these animals, and this should not happen in my opinion. >> the baby had a rough start in life, seen here draft around buying mom caught me kah, who sniff debtor but shunned her after that. she was raised by staff the first five months, then reintroduced to the guerrillas

where she had been thriving. paik -- >> they should introduce a safety measure. >> reporter: this employee is aware of two similar cases at other zoos. >> i believe at the national zoo , a large cat got killed in one of these automatic doors. >> reporter: a statement from the executive director says that some animal deaths are more difficult to process than others. this tragedy has struck us all in the deepest way imaginable. the same keepers who nurtured her now mourn her. >> things happen. i mean, you can't really lame people for everything. sometimes it's the animals fall. >> it is a blow to lose an endangered animal. about 100,000 low land guerrillas exist in the wild, 700 of them in captivity.

they are very social animals, so the guerrillas may or may not be on display ahead as they adjust. reporting live, deborah of the alone, ktvu news. more incidents at the san francisco zoo. and christmas 2007, attack -- siberian tibor -- tiger escaped. police eventually shot and killed the tiger. the tiger grotto walls were 4 feet lower than federal safety standards. is a revamped the exhibit with higher walls and an electrified fence. in 2011 us squirrel monkey was stolen from the zoo. it was late december with zookeepers discovered someone had made it through a perimeter gate, climbed on the roof of this exhibit, and cut holes in the mesh wiring. a day later, a man came forward with among curry -- monkey and

said he found it. no arrests were ever made. we posted a slideshow of the guerrilla at the top of the home page, ktvu.com. cold or calmer air is moving into the bay area. this is the hazy sky in san jose. this is this afternoon. or pollution will build a healthy -- unhealthy levels tomorrow. that means burning wood is banned inside it outside for 24 hours. you can be fined 100 $100 or $500 for the second violation. market is tracking that cold air moving in overnight. >> very little mixing in the atmosphere, as a result, the atmosphere not allowing things to mix out. you get that hayes. not extremely cold just yet, but we are heading in that direction. 53 degrees. those areas of the north bay, a few spots back down to the 40s. not as cold in the south bay for mountain view and san jose. here's a look at that hayes

looking out towards the more -- north bay. once again, that spare the air issued for sunday. typically we want to keep these numbers no. just for reference, he can see the numbers today for the north bay and central bank and the east bay in the santa clara value. all those numbers going up tomorrow especially in the north bay. sliding up on the scale. so that will be the case for tomorrow. the weather pattern will be changing over the next few days, and i will mix things out in the atmosphere. we will let you know when we could be talking about rain in the bay area. that is coming up at 10:35. a development will affect computers in the east bay. ac transit's new multimillion dollar project from oakland to san leandro. >> reporter: the future for transit riders is gaining speed. >> it will be a gate -- great project. >> reporter: the rapid transit project.

>> we are glad we are connecting to oakland. >> reporter: david me who describes it as wheels. >> it runs every five minutes. we run it virtually 24/7. >> reporter: this means improve safety and restored streets. it is thanks in part from an for -- for a grant from the department of transportation. they are providing half of the funding. >> we are happy we can bring some money to the table. >> reporter: the mayor says it will be the backbone of revitalizing the court or. >> we are adding on cultural grants. we're going to bring international boulevard back to what it was in the 1900s. >> i see investors coming into my district. before, it was thugs and crooks and thieves. i see a different group of

values coming in. that is exciting. >> reporter: it is exciting for san leandro, too. >> wants residents see how great it is to get a chance to improve the city, that is my hope. >> reporter: ac transit hopes to have 30 buses along the route and services expected to start in the fall of 20 >> reporter: ac transit hopes to have 30 buses along the route and services expected to start in the fall of 2015. channel 2 news. root jean quan promises to keep raters in the bay area. >> you'll see in my term as mayor whether some of the world's largest hedge funds are willing to commit millions of dollars or maybe up to $2 billion of investments will close the deal for us. >> mayor quan is hoping to bring the raters to our state. libby schaff always -- also says she will like to keep the

team here. here are thieves who hit the apple stores on the same day. here's what happened on october 24. burling game, these criminals used stolen gift cards to get merchandise at the store and use the remaining balance in apple stores in san mateo and palo alto, buying mostly ipads in computers. a water break in napa left customers without running water. the city posted a message this morning saying the main broke near the intersection of laurel street and browns valley road. napa officials say water service may be intermittent during the next 48 hours. they've set up a water station at the north side of century oaks park. there is no word yet on what caused the break or when repairs will be completed. within the last hour, america's imprisoned and north

korea were returned to us soil. they landed late tonight at the washington state. officials say a missionary was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he has been held for two years and is said to be in poor health. the 25-year-old miller entered north korea seven months ago where he reported torah pleaded -- reportedly tore up his visa and demanded asylum. he thinks all of those who supported him and his family while he was held prisoner.>> we are here because of you. thank you for your support and prayer and your love, and it's really been encouraging for me and for others. >> the release of the man comes weeks after another american detainee, jeffrey fowler, was allowed to leave the country. one year later, there's so much to do. we want people to remember that

the philippine still need help. >> thousands died a year ago, many more need desperate help in the philippines. we talk to those who have recently been there about what people are struggling through. it is one of those plays that years from now giants fan will look back and smile. how much would you pay for a world series game ball? more than 100 bids later, we have a price that just may surprise you. >> the votes are in, and republicans will have full control of congress next year. what politicians say they are worried about. the news continues in 90 seconds.

back now with breaking news happening on the bay bridge. these are live pictures. it appears traffic in both directions is moving little bit better now. this follows a multivehicle crash involving a wrong way driver. eastbound traffic is moving little bit better as they had across into oakland. as you see, westbound traffic heading into the city. an awful lot of brake lights here. the chp telling us a few minutes ago that a driver was going the wrong way in the eastbound direction, slammed into several vehicles. at least seven people injured. we don't know the extent of their injuries. we will be following the situation, updating on facebook and twitter and right here on the air. the midterm election

fallout on capitol hill. the republicans gained control of the usn that and tighten their grip on the house of representatives. we talk to republicans and democrats about the new landscape. >> reporter: we caught up with barbara lee, whose democratic party was humbled on tuesday. >> we are looking at how turnout was in the districts that we loss. i tell you, moving forward, we have to mount of and they -- major voter registration effort. >> reporter: with republicans in control of both houses of congress, she is worried about the erosion of voting rights and health care. >> now 15 million people have been covered. the public needs to know that democrats will continue to fight for them. >> reporter: at the same event, jean quan said she is worried about women's rights. >> you don't realize the change of women's rights in my generation. when you listen to

the republicans and what they've tried to do already around reproductive rights, yes, i am scared for the country. >> i think the democratic party has tried to divide our electorate. >> reporter: carmi dylan said that there are important areas where her party can make progress. >> obamacare, immigration reform, the expanding size of government, excessive taxation. these are some things that can be solved at the federal level. pair >> reporter: mixed reaction to the results. >> i am not happy. i certainly hope they don't do away with the affordable care act. >> i think it will set up at great deal more friction in those places. i think very little will get done between now and the next selection. >> reporter: that is the question that remains. will something get done? or will gridlock be even worse. all sides hope that the president and congress can find

some kind of middle ground. i'm jahnke soffer channel 2 news. the president nominated loretta lynch, an attorney in brooklyn, who has one prosecuted -- cases against terror suspects. lynch said the job is both idealistic and grounded in gritty reality. >> i will work every day to safeguard citizens, liberties chi writes, and this great nation, which is given so much to me and my family. >> republicans are not expected to block clinches nomination. she is likely get grilled about her views on immigration. if she is confirmed, lynch would become the first african- american woman to become the nations top lawyer. top us billet -- military brass say military strikes seem to of bond are 10 armed trucks

and a lot -- arrived. this comes after obama authorized 5000 troops to iraq's. they are there to fight isis. the deployment will nearly double the number of troops on the ground in iraq. the president is asking congress for nearly $6 billion to support the fight. >> it is clear and understood that the president has the authority to do what it's doing. congress needs to make some decisions about the money. >> the pentagon has estimated the fight against isis could cause -- cost $8.3 million a day. it began on august 8. this weekend marks 25 years since the berlin wall came down, a reigniting east germany was west. as julie banderas reports, there were festivities, but amid the celebration came a warning. >> reporter: events happening across germany this weekend. to

commemorate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, i9 .5 mile chain of balloons are being installed on the former walls path. they will be released sunday night a quarter century after the east german government announced it citizens could visit west germany for the first time since 1961. that set off the chain of events that are down the wall. >> this shows us that human yearnings for freedom cannot be suppressed forever. >> reporter: at an event called falling walls, the east germans cry for freedom resonated worldwide. >> it is thanks to their courage that the borders and german are -- germany were opened. >> reporter: gorbachev warned that the world is on the brink of a cold world -- war.

>> there has been a breakdown in dialogue between major powers that is a concern right now. >> reporter: the airline mark the anniversary by giving passengers a chance to fly along the former walls path. many of them are called where they were on november 9, 1989. >> i got a call in the evening from one of my friends who wanted to go to the wall. i told him he must be drunk and hung up. but then everything became clear, of course. >> reporter: julie banderas, fox news. another sports figures being investigated for domestic assault, this time from the world of autoracing. police in delaware say they are investing kurt busch. investigators say his ex- girlfriend coppa just -- patricia driscoll, said bush

repeatedly smashed her head into a wall after really -- race. bush is known for his hot temper on and off the racetrack. >> definitely not the first time. i wouldn't think it would be against the woman. that is just disturbing. whether you're a nascar fan or not, it's disturbing. >> he is expected to race tomorrow. the hearing is scheduled for september 2. a ball from game seven of the world series has been auction at -- auctioned off for a nice price. here's the double plays -- double-play that helped galvanize the giants win. maj. league baseball received more than 100 bids for that baseball . that ball sold for 25. that ball sold for $25,040. i like the extra $40, just to put it over the top.

we don't know who bought it, though, that's the thing. it wasn't me. think about your greatest fear. for many, it is height. clearly not for these two. details about this daredevil do oh as the two try to do something never done before. >> i am hoping one of the players has incentive to run a little faster and do little better. >> a little fitness challenge got people dreaming of being a pro. sunny and warm today in the bay area. coming up, how much cooling in your summer -- sunday forecast.

update on breaking news on

the bay bridge. we just learned all eastbound lanes are opened. traffic still heavy heading westbound into the city. this all started with the wrong way driver apparently smashing head-on into a vehicle that was going eastbound. we understand seven people are injured. several of them critically. all of these lanes were closed after the crash as emergency crews help the injures. but all these lanes are now open , both directions on the bay bridge. 49er fans got a chance to hit the field it levi stay been -- stadium. everyday athletes had a rare chance use the same field as the pros. >> reporter: 49ers fans looking for physical challenge came to the home field.

decked in red and gold, they packed levi stadium where a first-time event called the 49ers rush, 2600 people hit the pavement for a 5k race inside the arena. >> social media, hate, we are here. >> my families keep coming here for the games. i didn't have tickets, so i thought this would be a fun way to see the stadium. >> reporter: they got to see the entire complex, from the concourse to the finish line on the field. the goal is to give 49ers fans of behind-the-scenes experience. this training facility was the site of a fitness challenge. for about 400 people who saw the 5k will run was too easy, they had an obstacle course that mirrors the training pros go through. >> this is the exact same equipment, the exact same place. right over here, we have a training facility. you get to run right by it, jumpoff the same boxes they jump off of, push the same equipment. >> reporter: the same equipment

with toned down intensity. these weighed 149 pounds -- pounds. the ones the 49ers use way 400. >> i am hoping that one of the players will be inspired to run faster and do a little better. >> reporter: there were no players at the finish line, but fan say it was still a good way to feel connected with their favorite team. a bold child abductor entered a home and walked out with a little girl. the quick action that stopped the kidnapping and foiled another kidnap attempt in the very same neighborhood. remembering the victims a year after a devastating typhoon in the philippines. and emotional rembert -- remember it's here tonight in the bay area.

-- remember it's -- remembrance here tonight in the bay area.

sirens sounded in bells rang to mark the exact time a typhoon hit the philippines a year ago today. back here at home, almost 150 people gathered at stanford to honor the victims. >> they also called attention to the rebuilding efforts which will go on for years to come. care of you is here to report how everyone is pitching in. >> reporter: many of the victims of high on are still struggling. >> we rise and a common pursuit of justice. >> reporter: remembering the thousands of lives lost and recognizing survivors. >> the roof got blown off, then

another roof, then another roof.>> reporter: recovery has been slow for her relatives. >> they had no way of contacting people. lines were down. this happened for months. >> a very moving experience for me as well. >> treating victims and one of the hardest hit areas. >> a lot of them had pains, digestive disorders, arthritis, and some of the children had signs of posttraumatic stress. many developed at the sick dimms for the shock of losing their cousins, ants, after the typhoon. this is still a problem. there is still systemic

corruption and systemic damage in the philippines. there is so much more to do. a lot of the attention has died down copy wanted to make sure that folks remember the philippines still need help. >> reporter: organizers hope to inspire continued support. >> we need support, whether it's money, people, having the world's i cast back on it again. >> reporter: organizers still need donations and volunteers willing to help in the recovery efforts. live, carol you can't ktvu news. quick action by parents saved their child from a kidnapper. >> there was a man in my home and he took my daughter. he has my daughter outside. >> the mother of that little girl made that 911 call as the father confronted the kidnapper who walked out the front door with the child. the suspect released the girl and fled. in its later, the same man crawled through a pet door of another house down the street. he was confronted again. >> he was crouch down by the door without a shirt on. he said something like am i bad

or trouble or something, and i started screaming chi ran out the door. >> police arrested this man, troy mitchell morley of roy, utah. he saves -- faces felony charges. some people protested the removal of homeless people from this station. police have removed 30 sleeping people since july. protests are increasing as people who -- against people who sleep in cause no trouble. >> people are arrested for merely sleeping. >> no one was arrested today. the police remind people to keep always an areas clear of obstructions. the owners of the hard rock

hotel and casino say it is scheduled to open with an elvis sweet. british charter airlines plan to offer direct flights from london to reno. >> will you be making the trip, sent you are an elvis fan? >> absolutely. siwei these two daredevils are the first to do this really crazy stuck. >> plus, the full look at your sunday forecast.

two daredevils tempted fate today as they crossed the zimbabwe's victoria falls on a slack line. the man, one a 26-year-old german student and the other a 34-year-old journalist crossed 300 feet of distance while 330 feet above the cameron floor -- canyon floor. it was a feet that took two years of training and nerves of steel. the man are the first to have ever walked across that gorge. just amazing video their. as far as our forecast, the weather conditions amazing as well. temperatures bouncing back up into the 70s. some 80s and a record to report at the oakland airport. 83 degrees breaking the old record of 79. right now, the fog making a combat. close to monterey bay, bumping up near part of the bay area shoreline. this will be the main mechanism

to cool off the coast and parts of the bay as we head into the second half of the weekend. forecast headlines for tonight. we do have partly cloudy skies. here is our live camera lookout toward san francisco bay. all laser open on the bay bridge now. for tomorrow, some morning fog near the coastline. also, the raiders play tomorrow. looks good out there, temperatures in the lower 70s at kickoff. the changes, we could be talking about some shower chances on the long-range weather maps. overnight low's. first thing tomorrow, partly cloudy, near the 40s. been hearing a lot about the super storm in the berenstein -- bering sea. this is the strongest stormont record of the bering sea that happened last night. there is a circulation generating seas of up to 43 feet

. this will be a key factor for parts of the country. this will change the shape of the jet stream and usher in cold air. look at these projected numbers for wednesday morning. 10 degrees in ms. neapolis -- minneapolis. not much change over the next few days. we will cool things off of the second half of the weekend. look what happens later in the week. by wednesday and thursday, we track this cooler weather system. by thursday, we can have rain showers in the bay area. nothing excessive, but a change in the overall pattern. watch out for dense fog first thing tomorrow morning near the coast on highway 1. patchy fog into the afternoon. temperatures range from the 60s to the 70s kind tomorrow will be cooler than today. santa rosa, 79 degrees. oakland 75. san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, san francisco, a right around

70. your five day forecast, cooling- off. there's a chance of a few showers on thursday. for the second half of november, we could be talking about a pattern called fantasyland by some forecasters . may be more significant storms pushing back to the bay area. >> thanks, mark. the sharks kickoff a seven- game road trip. plus the warriors could look to continue their undefeated start as they take on the rockets. sports are up next.

hi, i am scott reese. the rockets team on the floor tonight was a far cry from the

group that busted out of the gate 6-0, down three starters including dwight howard. >> james harden blowing by steph curry. houston by eight at the break. the undermanned rockets. iggy with 15, moyers within two. a thompson layup, and then curry, feisty on the rebound. he steals. how about five points and six seconds? fourth quarter, isaiah canada rides the fire. three of his 21. it's 80-80. final five minutes, curry, the push, and lay it up. 88-82 warriors. final two minutes, curry once again off the screen,