they closed it overnight to do work on a pedestrian bicycle bridge between hillsdale and rollston avenue. they just reopened it. it was a detour it was pretty light now the freeway moving well in both directions. let's go out and take a look at what we have now with the east shore freeway. that looks very nice coming to the macarthur maze. and the metering lights are on. no major problems this morning getting into san francisco. also the morning commute looks okay if you're driving on 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. traffic is moving along very nicely there. at 4:36 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. very good morning. patchy low clouds but after that burns off sunshine and warmer weather. fog will try and hang out by the coast but it will be nice there as well. our system is gone. there it goes. there it goes. very, very impressive for the end of june. but now it's out of the picture. it did leave behind a lot of low level clouds yesterday and some very cool temps. and late in the afternoon some clearing took place and we'll continue that theme today. a little school for so

the woman worked at a hollister store in the hillsdale mall she was terminated from her job february2010 after refusing to remove her scarf several legal aid groups are participating in the suit. >>> a 95-year-old woman with cancer forced to strip at an airport this morning tsa is defending its actions. >> it happened during a security pat down at a florida airport the woman's daughter said security agents felt something they thought might be a weapon in the woman's adult diaper. >> they came out and told me it had something to do with her depends that it was wet and it was firm and they couldn't check it thoroughly i had to leave the security area and take her to a public restroom there at the airport and take it off of her. >> tsa released a statement saying quote, tsa works with passengers to resolve security alarms in a respeckful manner they single the woman out because she was in a wheelchair which is not go through a metal detector the woman said her mother was calm and they don't plan to take any kind of action. >> i guess safety first but comes a point in time where you have

cap worked inside the hillsdale store. she said that a manager told her that her head scarf violated their company dressing code. she said when she was hired she was told she could wear the scarf in certain colors. and abercrombie and fitch released a statement. >>> michelle bachmann is headed to new hampshire in south carolina this week to campaign for the republican presidential nomination. the congresswoman officially entered the race this morning in waterloo, iowa where she was born. bachmann is already facing the heat for a mix up this morning. she said robert wayne was from waterloo. it was the serial killer robert wayne who lived near waterloo. >>> the other six candidates trailed in the single digits. >>> a fire is threatening the nation's nuclear lab in new mexico. the fire started south of the los alamos nuclear lab and destroyed 30 structures. officials closed the labs as the flamed came close to the lab. the fire danger $30 million in damage destroying hundreds of homes. >>> and in arizona, the largest fire is

she had been working for the hillsdale mall location when she claimed in 2010 she was fired for refusing to remove the head scarf while at work. she was told when she applied that her clothing would not conflict with the company's "look policy." >> i don't know why they did what they d. they didn't have an issue when i got hired. to have an issue after i was working there for four months was surprising. >> abercrombie prides itself on requiring what it calls a natural classic american style. but there's nothing american about discriminating against someone because of their religion. such a look policy cannot be squared with our shared values. >> reporter: abercrombie and fitch says it's done nothing wrong and adds it has always complied with federal laws regarding reasonable religious accommodation. >>> a prayer vigil is set for tonight in honor of the danville teenager in critical condition after a sand tunnel collapsed on top of him. ryan buchanan and another friend were digging in the sand during a church group's visit to sunset state beach on saturday when that tunnel collapsed. he w

she worked at the retailer suddency area a hollister store in hillsdale mall for four months.he 20-year-old says that no one at work had an issue with hijab until the company said it doesn't comply with the look policy. she was fired she said after she refused to remove it. they say "we comply with the law regarding reasonable religious accommodations. and we will continue to do so. we are confident when this matter will tried a jury will find that we have fully complied with the law." >>> at&t customers in san franciscan find out today if they will get better service. the board of supervisors is expected to vote on the company's proposal up to great its network in town. that vote was delayed over safety and aesthetic concerns about the four-foot-tall boxes that would house the new equipment. at&t says it was going to work on a scaled-down version of its plan. >>> well, some peace of mind for students who claim that their dog ate their homework. >> yeah. some good news for you guys. a new policy in the l.a. unified school district says homework will only account for just 10% o

it's the texas longhorns or the hillsdale chargers it's almost tribal. in some cases such as my own and as practically inherit it. whatever its origin, it has the power to form a lifelong royalties and passions. when i hear the michigan fight song i still get a chill down my spine. as a close close cousin to patriotism. my man allegiances are to god, family and football. let's face it objectively speaking football is an awesome sport. no other game has a combination of group force and greece, pure grace with 99-yard sprints and goal line stands the crashing bodies of the line of scrimmage and well executed play involving 11 men on the field the infantry combat of a rushing attack in the air war might be passing game. there's a strong intellectual dimension as well baseball made baskets reputations of cerebral past time but no sport demands more meticulous planning or calculation in football. it's not just for players and fans to secure that but the coaches and the generals who second-guess their every decision. football has become the most popular sport

love for a college football team weathered is the texas long horns or the hillsdale chargers is almost tribal. whatever its origin, it has the power to form lifelong loyalty and passion. when i hear the michigan fight song i get a chill down my spine. close cousins of patriotism, this feeling. on a brisk autumn afternoon, my three made a legionss to god, family and football. objectively speaking football is an awesome sport. no other game has such a combination of brute force and pure grace, 99 yard sprint, crashing bodies of a line of scrimmage and cheerful choreography of three men on the field. the infantry combat of a rushing attack. there's a strong intellectual dimension as well. baseball may baskets reputation as a surreal pastime but the sport demands more meticulous planning or quick calculation than football. this is not the 4 players and fans but for the coaches and arm chair generals who can guess there every decision. little wonder that football has become the most popular sport in the united states. millions of kids play under friday night lights. millions more fans fill

kahn says she was hired to work at hillsdale mall in 2009, saying the store manager had no problem with her wearing the head scarf. but when a district manager spotted her on the floor, she was suspended when she refused to take off the scarf. and a week later, she says she was fired. >> this case is about the right to express your religion freely and to be able to work in this country. >> fitch denied any wrong doing, releasing a statement saying we comply with the law regarding religious accommodation, and we'll continue to do so. >>> and an update on the story we first brought you over the weekend. the san francisco police identified one suspect in a shooting that september sent five people to the hospital. this was released of 18-year- old blay, and a teen who were accused of assault with a deadly weapon and a shooting that injured five people. >>> and a mill valley man arrested for drunk driving three times in three days, pleading guilty today in all cases, thomas mcgowan faces multiple charges, time in jail for his arrest elsewhere. mcgowan is scheduled to be sentenced on friday.

kahn says she was hired to work at hillsdale mall in 2009, saying the store manager had no problem with her wearing the head scarf. but when a district manager spotted her on the floor, she was suspended when she refused to take off the scarf. and a week later, she says she was fired. >> this case is about the right to express your religion freely and to be able to work in this country. >> fitch denied any wrong doing, releasing a statement saying we comply with the law regarding religious accommodation, and we'll continue to do so. >>> and an update on the story we first brought you over the weekend. the san francisco police identified one suspect in a shooting that september sent five people to the hospital. this was released of 18-year- old blay, and a teen who were accused of assault with a deadly weapon and a shooting that injured five people. >>> and a mill valley man arrested for drunk driving three times in three days, pleading guilty today in all cases, thomas mcgowan faces multiple charges, time in jail for his arrest elsewhere. mcgowan is scheduled to be sentenced on friday.

she said she was fired from the hollister store in hillsdale mall in san mateo when she refused to stop wearing her hijab. she is muslim and the scar sof a religious requirement. the bay area council is suing on her behalf. equal opportunity commission also filed suit. >>> party lasted late in the night after thousands enjoyed san francisco's gay pride parade. [ cheering ] colorful floats and costumes of all sorts provided the sights and sounds along market street yesterday. crowds not only cheered for the marchers and performers but for new york state decision friday to legalize same-sex marriage. >> it's about time. it's time to end discrimination no, matter where it may be. >> i support it 100%. >> i support it 100%, too. >> tell me why. >> because i'm one of them. >> i think people should just like, you know, be open the new ideals, not just judge people by the way they look and how they act. >> celebrity grand marshal transgender activist chas bono won over the crowd. ed lee and other local politicians also joined the party. >> so mike ordered up nice weather for the parades yester

she worked for the hollister shore in the hillsdale shopping center and said in february of 2010, two corporate managers asked her to remove the scarf at work. she refused and for that, she was first suspended and then fired. >> nothing like this has ever happened to me. when i was hired no one had a problem with it. >> they violated the state and civil rights laws. >> abercrombie & fitch said in a statement they comply with the law regarding reasonable religious accommodation. >> let's take a live look outside. the bay bridge still looks okay. not that wet yet but it will get damp. >> the camera looks fuzzy, sometimes is an indication of moisture. mike? >> there is drizzle around the bay area this morning. good morning. the bulk of the moisture, the live doppler7 h.d. showing it up in the northwest corner of sonoma county. let me get out of the way. sea ranch, cloverdale, to windsor, and forestville and bodega bay. occidental road will get wet. fullman road, coleman valley road. getting wet. a look at the system. impressive. nice comma shape showing up there. that is the system that

he had been working at the retailer's hillsdale mall store for four months when she claims in february of 2010 she was fired for refusing to remove her scarf at work. when she was hired she was told it would not conflict with the company's, quote, look policy. >> when i got hired by the store manager, they didn't have a problem. it was when the district manager first saw me that they had an issue. >> abercrombie & fitch says it's done nothing wrong and set it always complies with federal law regarding reasonable religious accommodation. >>> to the weather now. while we've been enjoying perfect summer weather, a big change is headed our way. we're talking about rain in june. rob is here with more details. >> we just have a few days left in the water season for the year. it resets typically on july 1st, but here we go. right now we've got low clouds around san francisco. that's not an unusual sight for june to find the fog along the coast. what is unusual is to see a fairly strong cold front powering its way down the coast, you can see the rain already nearing the eureka coastline. that

same minister here at hillsdale mall at hollister store hired her while she was wearing this carved into the manager said it was ok as long is it was in company colors. four months later the 20 world says she was asked to removers are, she was suspended and fire for refusing. abercrombie and fitch says it is an equal opportunity employer and does not tolerate discrimination. to join our discussion on this topic, go to our facebook fan page, like us and close your comments. >> more ahead on the kron 4 morning news. here is a live picture in atlanta of a bridge that collapsed. one person was trapped in a waste management drop that was trying to go underneath the bridge. the drop was too tall and then brought the entire bridge down with it. what a mess of this has caused in atlanta! we will be right back. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on y

against abercrombie & fitch on behalf of the muslim woman fired she worked at a hollister store in hillsdaleto remove her head scarf. traffic and weather coming up after this stay with us ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, your commute is in full swing with a couple of slow spots. we have first reports of an accident blocking the roadway traffic slow and go as you work your way both directions. a new wreck reported also blocking the roadway traffic busy through downtown san jose. mass transit ride on time bart, ace, muni, cal train, 880 better than it was earlier, you are cruising along you will see a few slow spots as you head towards the maze. >>> still grey outside around parts of the bay area, it will break up as we head toward the afternoon the middle of the morning more sunshine as we head over the bay. but we are seeing those clouds out there temperatures cool, 40s and 50s outside by the the afternoon here comes the sun and we will warm you up nicely. 70s and 80s. 60s and 70s around the bay, 50s and 60s toward the coast interesting tomorrow clouds come in we have a cold front coming in fr

hillsdale, illinois on our line for republicans. jerry, you're on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. this is my second time calling in about two months but i'm going to make this short and quick. everybody seems to be jumping on the republicans about this. but if you notice it is deb niss kucinich was the first one who brought this to the floor. and all he's saying is tell the president you have to get authorization to do anything militarily. not nato. so everybody quit yelling about republicans. it's a democrat who got on the floor with this and started this ball rolling. host: hold on a second. i want to read to you a tweet from heinz jimmy. what are your thoughts about that? caller: he's got that good point, too. they look like holler one way but if one of them does something they put it off on somebody else. host: virginia governor bob mcdonnell has an op ed, the vice chairman of the republican governors association. the headline for his op ed says, next up, prosperity, south carolina. independents. you're on the "washington journal." caller: thank you very