this the vote came down from the accrediting commission. said the city college its failure to fix serious longstanding problems means that it could lose its accreditation. only one california college has shut down in recent years, compton college] 2005. worst fears confirmed for the family and friends of a dodgers fan that went missing in san francisco after a baseball game. this was a photograph of the man. investigators say body found near the embarcadero is that of the victim. jeff pierce has the story. >> the pier where he went missing after giants baseball game is in nearly empty today. family and friends have spent the last week searching for him and spent the day awaiting the results of the coroner's examination of the bodies found in the bay this morning. friends and family were told by the medical examiner's office that the body it was. >>pam: a violent start to the fourth of july holiday in vallejo. >>haaziq: the body is covered by eight yellow target of a parking lot of this safeway grocery store. police say was here are around 3

the accreditation commission put city college on notice. it has until october to show progress on 14 major problems related to money management and until march of next year, to prove it solved them, otherwise accreditation and state funding goes away effectively closing down the school. >> this is very serious situation, there is no question about it. we are just not going to let it happen. >> it's the largest community college in the state with nine campuses plus 200 sites serving 90,000 students. accreditation commission told the college it has to fix leadership weaknesses at every level and correct spending 92% of the budget on salaries and benefits. >> 92% is high even among community colleges. that is central to a lot of the other fiscal issues. >> 20-year-old vincent law relies on summer classes to knock out general education requirements that would cost more at san jose state. >> the price is cheaper compared at the state college. >> the benefits, he just gave $60,000 to the hospitality program. he is pinning his hopes on a parcel tax

the accreditation commission has put the school on a notice.nths to prove that it has a plan to survive. >> another big story in oakland, an investigation is under way after a shooting leaves five people injured. the shooting deflates at the regal theater near jack london square. a fight broke out between two groups. one person in the group pulled out a gun and started shooting. that person fled either by foot or by car and they have pulled surveillance video to try to track down the suspect. some >> in santa cruz a man was attacked by a great white shark over the weekend. it's a fremont man was fishing off of closure point in deep water. the 15 ft. shark bit his kayak and send him into the water. shark experts say there are more sharks and the bay during this time of year. >> this is a game changing projects. it does the oakland port on the matter in the 21st century. car - >> at this playground apart and a wrecked apartment found three soccer goals that were almost stolen. there were dismantled and then abandoned in a nearby field. a maintena

there accrediting commission -- are want to know in the hearing, and will be working with department, what steps of city college plans to take to ensure the renewal of their accreditation, and how they will involve stakeholder groups. without accreditation, city college cannot receive public funding and would face potential closure by march 15 of next year. i would like to explore what efforts the city can do to help city college so our system can continue serving our students, especially from low-income families, immigrants, and the public of san francisco. the rest i will submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor kim: is a possible to be referred a little later? >> a believe you were the last on roll call for introductions. supervisor kim: i made a said middle for a hearing request. i apologize. i am requesting a hearing on the final mission bay parking strategy plan and the overall sf park strategy. from the beginning, i have been a supporter of their efforts to reduce traffic congestion and regulate parking through piloting programs. and i think we all want to fi

. >> the state accreditation commission says city college has been falling down on-the-job.like leadership weaknesses at every level. failure to react to on going reduced funding and spending a higher than average 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. the commission came under fire. >> i would just like to say shame on the accreditation committee. i don't want anymore administrators at my school. i want my teachers to be paid better with better benefits. >> 90,000 students attend city college while trying to address the problems in the report, the board has to consider a total shutdown of the school. >> the plan is designed as a kind of insurance for students. but in a worst case scenario they will be taken care of. they will be allowed to finish programs and credits. >> they already have a task force on how the college is run. they have to show progress by october and prove the issues are fixed by march. >> will there be accountability for the predicament you are in right now? >> sure, we will take responsibility for it for sure. >> what does that mean? >> the buck st

. >>> the school claims massive funding cuts and old management practices of the accrediting commissionthe have 14 areas where they have to improve or else the largest city college in the states will be forced to close. the waves cases is used to fighting uphill battles. the same day he emigrated to the bay area from mexico he was hit by a bus and lost the use his legs. after accidents all my dreams for gone back and said come back to school i realized i could still make it. his dreams of transferring to university to study engineering and religion but he needs one more year at city college. tonight he came to a packed town hall meeting supports sec assets efforts sale then after the commission essentially give them enough for the way they do business. did police when he gets a the potential for closure is a very sad things. she was brought in to help the school get back on track that she had no idea the challenge issues facing when she stepped in. >>> we need to worry because the out line 14 recommendations that they want us to address a number of those the president of the board of tr

college san francisco blames massive cuts in funding and old management practices with the accreditation commission cited 14 different areas where they need to improve and if they don't the largest city college in california will be forced to close. cases is used to fighting an uphill battles. the same day he emigrated to the bay area from mexico he was hit by a bus and lost the use of his legs. the format since since i got back to school on i realize that the summit is. he has james of transferring to university engineering religion but needs one more year at city college. since he came to a packed town hall meeting to support ccs of such efforts to stay open after the commission essentially gave them enough for the way they do business the potential for closure is there. this chancellor was brought in to help the school get back on track but she had no idea the challenges she was facing when she stepped in. the equates we need to worry because they outlined 14 recommendations that they want us to address john rizzo is the president of the board of trustees he says the crisis has been a long time

. >> the state accreditation commission says city college has been falling down on-the-job. problems like leadership weaknesses at every level. failure to react to on going reduced funding and spending a higher than average 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. the commission came under fire. >> i would just like to say shame on the accreditation committee. i don't want anymore administrators at my school. i want my teachers to be paid better with better benefits. >> 90,000 students attend city college while trying to address the problems in the report, the board has to consider a total shutdown of the school. >> the plan is designed as a kind of insurance for students. but in a worst case scenario they will be taken care of. they will be allowed to finish programs and credits. >> they already have a task force on how the college is run. they have to show progress by october and prove the issues are fixed by march. >> will there be accountability for the predicament you are in right now? >> sure, we will take responsibility for it for sure. >> what does that mean? >> t

the chronicle reports the accrediting commission could vote as soon as next june to take away certification review of the school says the college has leadership weakness at all levels and has failed to react to ongoing reduced funding. if the school loses its accreditation it would no longer get public funding under state law. >>> the wife of ross mirkarimi will not testify on his behave in person. eliana lopez seen here, speaking to i-team reporter dan noyes. she agreed to testify at his ethics hearing in the city paid for her round trip plane ticket. mayor lee decided against using taxpayer money for that ticket. instead, lopez will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> redwood city is bringing back its 4th of july fireworks show tonight after a two year absence. the city had to pull the plug when economic times got tough and the price tag reached more than $70,000. residents and businesses pitched in, they say tonight's 20 minute show of pyrotechnics if the port will be spectacular. the celebration will begi

. >> the state accreditation commission says city college has been falling down on-the-job.ailure to react to on going reduced funding and spending a higher than average 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. the commission came under fire. >> i would just like to say shame on the accreditation committee. i don't want anymore administrators at my school. i want my teachers to be paid better with better benefits. >> 90,000 students attend city college while trying to address the problems in the report, the board has to consider a shutdown of total shf the school. >> the plan is designed as a kind of insurance for students. but in a worst case scenario they will be taken care of. they will be allowed to finish programs and credits. >> they already have a task force on how the college is run. they have to show progress by october and prove the issues are fixed by march. >> will there be accountability for the predicament you are in right now? >> sure, we will take responsibility for it for sure. >> what does that mean? >> the buck stops here. if we fail, it is our fault, b

. >> justine: an order came down from accrediting commission yesterday that says city college's failureous longstanding problems of leadership and fiscal planning means that it could lose its accreditation and be forced to close. only one california college has shut down in recent years due to the loss of accreditation. governor jerry brown says he wants to keep talking with democratic leaders about overhauling the state's pension system. the governor says that he could not reach a deal with lawmakers on his proposal that included raising the retirement age and moving workers to a pension for a one k system. his announcement yesterday suggest that there is still work to do to help the rising costs. critics say the costs are unsustainable and compete with education and other programs for limited state and local funds. much more ahead on a kron4 morning news we have your weather forecasts and traffic right after this. >> justine: thank you for joining us on this for the july hundreds of thousands of americans have to make changes to their holiday plan since they are going a fifth straight

this order came down from the accreditation commission. it says that city college as a failure to fix its problems means they can lose its accreditation and be forced to shut down. >> darya: thank you for waking up with the kron4 morning news even though you probably do not have to work today. we appreciated, we hope you have a fabulous fourth of july. it looks like it is not to chilly out we have clear skies in san francisco, we will be right back. >> darya: taking advocate the sketch of a suspect in cupertino woman hit in her home as to burgers and is suspected of one of them did broken and stole her jewelry. santa clara county sheriff's were called to the 10,000 block of cordova row. the woman hit inside while the robbers were stealing things out of her home, the two of them got away on foot before the deputies got to the scene. >> darya: san francisco mayor ed lee says that the city will not pay to fly in ross mirkarimi is wife that the venice--back from venezuela. she says the she would like to testify on her husband's behalf bush cann

the chronicle reports the accrediting commission for community and junior colleges could vote to takecertification. a review says the college leadership has weakness at all levels and has failed to raebg to ongoing reduced funding. if the school loses it is accreditation it would no longer receive public funding understate law. city colleges more than 90,000 students enroll ofed -- enrolled. >> the wife of sheriff ross mirkarimi will testify but it won't be in person. eliana lopez has been in venezuela since march. she agreed to testify at mirkarimi's hearing if the city paid for her round-trip plane ticket. the chronicle reports mayor lee decided against using taxpayer money for that ticket, instead lopez will testify by video. the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pled guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> oakland parents battling to keep their neighborhood elementary school open are vowing to keep up the fight. last night they returned to lakeview elementary school, less than 12 hours after police cleared them out. a group of about 30 showed up, including a parent

. >> the accreditation commission has delivered to us a report with 14 specific recommendations on fiscal and structural changes that they would like to see. >> the changes include updating technology, adding more administrators an putting more money in reserve. >> accreditation report is talking about how we as a college communities worked together to sustain the college and there is a lot of work that needs to be done there. >> student william walker who serves on the college's board of trusties notes the suggested remedies cost money. >> every year, we have x amount and every year, we lose whatever the state decides we should lose in order to balance the budget. >> school administrators say they are working to address the concerns. they passed the budget for next year, to trend $8 million including cutting 700 classes. teachers say they are also making concessions. >> we just find a tentative agreement that is 2.85% pay cut, just as an example. giving back year in and year out to try to keep the college afloat. >> even as administrators work towards solutions, the commission is requiri

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accreditation. it comes after an education panel cited the college. the commission could vote as early as june yank it's accreditation. >>> the 49ers scored a legal victory in their fight to get back $30 million in stadium funs. last month the county voted to pull $30 million out of the stadium project saying it would rather use that money to improve schools. the 49ers strongly objected saying voters had earmarked that money for the stadium. >>> this morning we are continuing to track severe weather in the mid atlantic and midwest where there are more than a million people still without power. coming up how those storms are effecting the south mall. >>> police went to the home on street yesterday after receiving a tip. inside they found 63 explosive devices and a handgun. they arrested 44-year-old jerry lopez a convicted felon. he was charged with possession of explosives, fire works, and a firearm. they say overall those fire works were the equivalent of 12.5 sticks of dynamite. tonight's fire works show will draw hundreds of thousands of people are all are hoping

this order comes down from the commission that does the accreditations for universities. the commission said that city college of failure to fix serious longstanding problems with leadership and fiscal planning means that they could lose their accreditation and be forced to shut down. only one california college has closed in recent years because of losing its accreditation, that was compton college in 2005. we will be back after the break. al [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>darya: in cupertino woman hid in her home while burglars stole her jewelry. sheriff's responded to the 2000 block of cordova road where they got a report that someone had broken into the side

. >> reporter: the commission that accredits colleges says city college is at financial risk and suffersfrom leadership issues and if the problems aren't fixed the college will lose accreditation. without it city college cannot receive funding and could shut down by next march. eric mars says the school has already made drastic changes. >> costs have gone up from $26 to $36 per unit. >> reporter: staff say they have also made sacrifices. >> we haven't had a raise in the last five years, and in the last years we've been reaching into our pockets to try to keep the college afloat. >> we've eliminated 700 classes for the coming fall. >> reporter: nonetheless the president of the college board of trustees says there is more financial fixes available and he doesn't think city college will be forced to close. >> the imminent demise of the college is not the case. >> reporter: john rizo says a meeting is planned tomorrow with a group nicknamed the s.w.a.t. team. those colleges will sit down and begin the process of finding -r ways to save money and address leadership issues they must have an ac

. >> reporter: the commission that accredits colleges says city college is at financial risk and sufferseadership issues and if the problems aren't fixed the college will lose accreditation. without it city college cannot receive funding and could shut down by next march. eric mars says the school has already made drastic changes. >> costs have gone up from $26 to $36 per unit. >> reporter: staff say they have also made sacrifices. >> we haven't had a raise in the last five years, and in the last years we've been reaching into our pockets to try to keep the college afloat. >> we've eliminated 700 classes for the coming fall. >> reporter: nonetheless the president of the college board of trustees says there is more financial fixes available and he doesn't think city college will be forced to close. >> the imminent demise of the college is not the case. >> reporter: john rizo says a meeting is planned tomorrow with a group nicknamed the s.w.a.t. team. those colleges will sit down and begin the process of finding -r ways to save money and address leadership issues they must have an action p

i think the joint commission on accreditation of hospitals is emphasizing outcome measurement. i think there's a lot of work being done. data driven, so we can improve the care is better now than it's ever been. >> i should rephrase the question. i'm thinking more in terms of expense and all of that. let me talk about health care today. the health care that's provided generally in america, sounds like you think it's better. we had the president's health care plan put on trial more or less and the supreme court came down on that. where do you stand in that? do you think the changes that have happened and are colonel in terms of the health care act are going to improve health care for most people? >> great question. and time will tell. first of all, the patient protection and affordable care act was a massive piece of federal legislation. now, as any piece of legislation, there were advantages to it and disadvantages. the advantages, more people will be covered, millions more people will be covered with insurance. and that is what it was really about. this was insurance reform an

i think the joint commission on accreditation of hospitals is emphasizing outcome measurement.ink there's a lot of work being done. statistically, data-driven, so that we in fact can prove that the care is much better now than it's ever been. >>> and i should rephrase the question. you know, i'm thinking more in terms of the expense involved and all of that. but let me talk to you a little bit about healthcare today. the healthcare that's provided generally in america, where do you think -- sounds like you think it's better. we had the president's healthcare plan put on trial, more or less, and the supreme court came down on that. where do you stand in that? do you think that the changes that have happened and are coming in terms of the healthcare act are going to improve healthcare for most people? >> great question, and time will tell. first of all, the patient protection and affordable care act was a massive piece of federal legislation. now, as any piece of legislation, there were advantages to it and disadvantages. the advantages, more people will be covered. millions more

if the accreditation were actually yanked and next june the commission said the school has to close and the students might not notice a difference because somebody else might come in and take over leadership and change the academics. >> nanette, does this mean something different for a student who is on a career path versus a san francisco resident who wants to take spanish for personal enrichment? >> that is a good question. it is a huge school. it will have to shrink. they know that. we will not see this as a vast school. i think on 30,000 or so students take classes for credit. there is more that take licensing. those are the protected groups. those who would no longer -- we don't know what it would look like. the priority students. >> let's talk about the larger picture because this is not a problem confined to city college of san francisco. we are talking about the boards that affected colleges and universities. if this place closes, what does that is a for the state of education? are there other colleges in california facing this very similar dilemma? >> there are only two small o

commission says it mr. college of its accreditation citing numerous concerns for the college including financial concerns and quality of leadership. the college must submit a plan addressing the concerns by october >>> time now since 11 a.m. and noon jolt from starbucks. >>> a leap of faith and amusement park ride turns into a nightmare for beach goers. >>> a ban indelicacy still on the menu the loophole allows a bay area restaurant to sell at 4:00. coming up. bay area restaurant to sell at 4:00. coming up. dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. >>> she let out a scream and jumped from the sky ride on the beach in new jersey she said she was scared she would get hit by lightening its sheet was stranded on the ride the power went out. both girls are ok the jump was caught on tape and posted on youtube. a downpour in north carolina 5 in. of rain caused flash flooding stranded drivers more than two dozen cars abandoned on one freeway near greensboro because of all the water disappointing news of tourists visiting the nation's capital >>> the cannot go inside the wash

last night the board talked about a national commissions report saying city college will lose its accreditationolumn has 90,000 students. it is one of the world's largest colleges. >>> the board is urging mayor ed lee to stop and frisk and that program allows people to stop and frisk people they consider suspicious. mayor ed lee said it is an affective way to sees illegal women and targets latinos and african-americans. >>> how is the road doing? >>> it is not a bad drive, as a matter of fact it still looks pretty good although it is getting more crowded and nothing to worry about just yesterday. and the morning drive will be nice at the bay brim toll plaza, but we have a good start to oak lap and san francisco and all the way here is steve. >>> take a look at some of the didn'ts between the low temperatures yesterday and the high temperatures which is just amazing. sonoma, 4 of was the low yesterday, polk valley 50 and novato dipped to 45 degrees on the high side, they checked in at 101 and it was 104. i saw 94 and 95 but take your pick. it has a big old dome of pressure. livermore 63 already,

the department of education, state licensing authorities, program-specific accreditation, the securities and exchange commission, the ftc, the veterans administration's authority under the 9/11 gi bill, the department of defense, and others. we ask the the sort -- current authority be used to go after those engaged in misconduct before we invite an entire sector. we should note that our sector is currently taking the misrepresentation issue one step further. our board has suggested that a student task force developed guidelines. we're not creating a self- regulatory organization to deal additionally with these concerns -- we are now creating a self- regulatory organization to deal with these concerns. long before this hearing, i had a commitment to visit a college in virginia beach. the school is important to this conversation, because no less than 30% of its student body are veterans. the primary reasons veterans choose the school, and spend literally half an hour visiting with a clef -- a cluster of veterans, is because they deliver academics and with it moves the veteran from the school to the work place as

the organization that accredits community colleges they have san francisco city college 8 months to come up with a plan to deal with their finances. the commission is critical of how san francisco city college spends its money and called the leadership weak. >>> new reports adding fuel to rumors apple plans to repolice a mini i--- release a mini i- pad. the smaller i-pad will not have the retina display. >>> spirit airlines is expanding to and from oakland. next april they will fly non- stop between oakland and dallas. right now spirit has service between oakland and las vegas. oakland is the only northern  california airport that spirit serves. >>> the existence of a particle that may prove a key theory on how the universe works. >> i think we have it. do you agree? [ cheers and applause ] >> two teams of researchers independently found evidence of a particle. it is existence would fit a theory that explains how matter sticks together. one scientists who came up with the theory 50 years ago called the discovery a tremendous achievement. >> for me it is -- really an incredible thing that happened in my life time. >> university of california at

about the possibility of city college losing its accreditation, state and possibly closing if the board doesn't fix serious problems in a hurry. the commissionsays city college has been falling down on-the-job problems like leadership weaknesses at every level, failure to react to ongoing reduced funding and spending a higher than average 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. >> what have y'all been doing? look where we at now this situation. we shouldn't be in this situation. >> designed as insurance for students in the very worst-case scenario they will be taken care of they will be allowed to finish programs and transfer credits. >> 90,000 students attend city college. school officials say they have a task force to address the money problems. they have to show progress by object and prove the issues are fixed by next march. >>> uc leaders expected to tell board of regents next week that tuition at the 10 campuses could rise by more than 20% next january if voters don't pass governor brown's tax plan in november. the chronicle reports that warning to the regents was also an alert to voters as uc officials prepare to endorse the state

commission. the xwhigs says city college failed to fix serious, long-standing problems. they could vote next june to yank the school's accredition large college with more than 90,000 students. >>> a big win for the 49ers. $30 million in redevelopment funds are frozen while a south bay court figures out where the money should go. they say the voters earmarked the funds for the team's new stadium. that money was handed over to the county this year after local redevelopment agencies were shut down statewide. the county said it would rather spend the money on education. the 49ers say the county does not have the power to take that money away. >>> 5:36 right now. i imagine all over the bay there's cool beverages on ice and probably some steaks and chicken being prepared. the question to christina loren, is it good for grillouts and fireworks? >> as your yoo-hoo gets nice and cold for you, you have a great-looking day. it's a day where it will be hot, and it's kind of dry out there. you might not sweat as much if frp humid, not aware how hot your body is getting. when you start to sweat, that's your body's way of cooling down. our tem

commission for community and junior colleges puts city college on notice, it has until october to show progress on 14 major problems related to money management. until march, to prove it falls them, otherwise, accreditationsk state funding go as way. closing down the cools -- school autos this is a serious situation. there is no question about it. and we're just not going to let it happen. >> it's the largest community college in the state. with nine campuses and to00 sites serving 90,000 students. the commission told the college it has to fix leadership weaknesses at every level and correct spending 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. >> 9% is high. and this is central to attacking that problem. >> the to-year-old relies on classes here to knock out education requirements that would cost more where he is the rest of the year. >> this is cheaper compared to taking classes in the state. >> and the college just gave 60,000ses today the hop talt program, he's now pinning hopes on a $79 parcel tax measure to help save the school. >> this ends up 22 cents per day, and raise $128 million. and it's affecting 90,000 students. >> he points out the commission had nothing negative to say about quality of th

commission could vote as soon as next june to take away certification. a review of the school says the college has leadership weakness at all levels. if the school loses its accreditationr receive public funding. city colleges have more than 90,000 students enrolled. >>> the wife of ross mirkarimi will not testify in person. she is seen here speaking to i-team reporter in venezuela where she has been since march. she greed to testify at mirkarimi's ethics commission here if the -- hearing if the city paid for her plane ticket. mayor lee has decided against using taxpayer money to buy that ticket instead lopez will testify by video the mayor suspended mirkarimi after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. >>> redwood city bringing back its 4th of july fireworks show tonight after two years. redwood city had to pull the plug on the show when economic times got tough and the price tag reached more than $70,000. residents and businesses ed in they say the 20 minute show will be spectacular, parade this morning, followed by a big party and carnival. great stuff for kids. redwood city is one of many bay area communities holding fireworks shows today. if

now the commission that a credits the college says the school is a financial risk and has leadership problems. they have a few months to come up with an action plan or it will lose its accreditatione have not had a raise in five years and the last several years we have been reaching into our pockets to keep the college afloat. >> an action plan has to be raised by august 14th and if the school is closed down, 40 million students will be affected. >>> the dvd capture the highlights in napa. that concert was organized by tim flannery who doubles as a singer song writer. he was there along with a special guest, a founder of the great full dead. time now to check in on traffic. >> things are going well and i would say it's a good time to be out there, let's go to some of these live shots, this is a look, traffic is moving very mily from free mop and into sap hose, let's go back to the desk. >>> and the weather is, whatting up, there are three things officials are asking you not to do today. >>> two people were wounded by the zoo, why they could provide crucial clues. >>> and firefighters are still putting out hot spots at an avenue night house fire, we will tell you why house fires h

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commission that acredits california's colleges say the school is at financial risk and has leadership issues. the school has just eight months to come up with an action plan or it will lose its accreditation austerity budget right now. we have eliminated classes for the fall. >> we haven't had a raise for five years and for the last few years, we've been reaching into our pocket to help keep the college afloat. >> if the school is forced to close some 90,000 students would be affected. >> let's get you to where you need to go. sal? >> the toll plaza is still very slow. all of the approachers are slow as well. if you are trying to get into san francisco, please give yourself extra time. you can see -- it is loosening up a little bit. i've been watching this entire morning. yesterday at this time, the backup had already dissipated. so this is what we're dealing with right here. let's move along to other things. if you are driving on 880 north and south, heading south to hayward, southbound 808 is not all that bad and getting into hayward is gonna slow. san mateo and dumb bar -- dumbarton bridge, we're watching that as your possible routes. also, 280 very slow coming up through 17. last time