we have an art project by a veteran but has no reference to port chicago. under the leadership of tom ammiano, this commission supported port khi. i wrote the meat of that resolution that is coming before you. if you are as forward or as strong-willed as i am there will be people that will challenge you. i just saw a pbs special during african american history month. >> hold on a moment. this is our hearing. so let me just finish a little bit about another line of questioning. i agree with you and i think you are doing a fantastic job on port chicago, something you and i are working to the, colleagues we will be taking this up in the future and bringing it before the board of supervisors. one thing i want to bring up that i am concerned about was there was an article in 2008 referencing a letter to the board of supervisors that members of your body 11 members signed asking that the board of supervisors remove you from the commission. now, i have staff looking for a copy of this letter just so we can read it, we haven't had a chance to put our hands on it, bu

westbound 4 port chicago highway that crash is involving three cars and it has one lane blocked. so you can see the delays already from the pittsburg-bay point area in the westbound lanes. and this wreck is still there. we think it's in the final clearing stages. there were injuries so it sounds like they transported one person to the hospital in daly city. northbound 280 at hickey boulevard. for a while we were seeing delays from south san francisco but now it's showing speeds 65 miles per hour. so it may have improved and be cleared. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. the only thing going on is portion of a tire right now in the decline portion of westbound 92 blocking one lane but otherwise you can see traffic past the toll plaza is fine to the peninsula. that's "kcbs traffic." roberta has your forecast. >> liz, starting here things are off to a messy traffic start but the winds are calm west at 5 miles per hour. no reports of airport delays. we have nothing but sunshine. one notable exception a little hint of fog in the napa area. that's about it. temperatures crisp

both he and john caldera created the resolution we hope to be before you shortly on port chicago 50. also miss dixon one thing i understand about supervisor cohen's comments on inclusiveness, i think it's former justice john paul stevens who would also look to joe marshal for his lived experience. he knew he was limited in what happens in the world and our commission cannot move forward without having a broad depth of people with various lived experiences. so in concluding, i support the former and incumbents coming back to you today. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you, i wish to speak in public comment for some of the other applicants. i made my own presentation, i will skip over that, but i wanted to just say for seat no. 1 i support sam pandy who made a great presentation to our commission just a couple days ago with some dynamic new ideas for the commission to move forward on. i support his appointment. i support for seat no. 4 sitting commissioner caldera he and i have worked together in the past not always seen eye to eye but i can tell you on

at port chicago harleys and axa reported on the westbound sign of the roadway.heir earlier had an impact on the ride 25 met snyder tried time and yet the concord. and i knew crasher a 80 softbound at the dakota road backing up the ride into union city. the 238 to 37 1/4 or commute. getting delayed this morning check the drive time now 33 minutes for highway 880 in the southbound direction. you've been part of the family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make easter pop! well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kf

this is highway 4 at port chicago highway. we saw the crash here. traffic is getting by it. it was in the lanes at one point. if you driving through the area you can see it. here it is on live tv. it will really help out our commute. it is gone and traffic is moving along a little bit better. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic here is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. no major problems. i want to mention that 680 through dublin heading out of dublin heading south to pleasanton and down to the sunol grade is very slow. 880 is also slow heading down to fremont. a couple earlier issues there. give yourself more time on 880 and 680 south. 6:18 today's weather. here is steve. >>> we have mostly clear skies. a little bit of fog out there. slightly cooler on our temps. a little bit down toward san jose. over all mostly clear and there will be lots of sun. temperatures pushing mid to upper 70s for a few. san jose will be in the mid 70s. average is 67 and 47. average high not that long ago 83. but again that record low at 32 back in 1894 when san jose was th

gust 28 around port chicago. west at livermore, even now west gusting 16 in mountain view.ir mass. 50s on the temps. held up by the breeze. water temps waiting to see if they go down. we'll get more of a northwest wind. that will give us upwelling. 40s in the mountains. 48 truckee, south lake tahoe and 50 which are warmer than blue canyon. don't see that all of the time. that's the case this morning. see some of the low clouds there. most of this will go down the coast. there goes the system swinging through. than setting the stage for a windy and cooler pattern here. mostly sunny. partly sunny for a few here with these low clouds. but the emphasis is on the cooler trend. breezy and cooler, windy at times. low clouds will clear out. a lot of sunshine but not very warm here. a lot of 60s. we've been way above on the temps. it's about time we got average to slightly above. but 60s for many or 70s. i think you will notice the breeze and cooler temps, taking temperatures down way down from a couple of days ago. even a few yesterday hadthe 80s -- had the 80s. windy and cool for

the beige book says chicago and san francisco district noted that portal on the west coast had a negative impact on exports will stop that has since been resolved but the port issue did come up in a couple of references. on the job and wage front -- payrolls remain stable. her were employment gains in a broad range of sectors. wage gains were remaining largely in growing sectors. businesses in new continue to increase hiring. contact in boston and cleveland reported little change in hiring. cleveland, atlanta, richmond and dallas reported increased hiring, specifically in manufacturing. not a huge change in the beige book for janet yellen and her colleagues, the couple of nuggets in terms of overall growth and the labor market that could factor into their decision-making. mark: peter, thank you. he supreme court case against obamacare is underway. the justices are considering whether the federal government can offer insurance subsidies on the insurance exchanges it operates. greg store joins me with more on this story. there are four words at issue -- established by the state. how do the attorneys frame their arguments and do we have any sense of where the

began when the washington port alleged he spent $40,000 to make his office like the "downton abbey" and he spent more than $40,000 for a flight from peoria illinois, to chicagoare purchase there. pottyico reported he was billing taxpayers $1,000 a month for mileage within his district, but according to politico, for his schedule and instagram account suggested he was elsewhere. so in piecing together the dots you see one is connected to another. and again for the media and public scrutiny that started there with that office. >> and it makes you wonder what is coming next because more people have been in tougher circumstances and survived. >> and didn't resign. >> and stayed in elected office but we'll see what more comes of this. france thanks so much. >>> and turning our attention to other breaking news about a new jersey man and former u.s. air force mechanic indicted on charges he tried to join isis. i want to bring in military analyst retired colonel jack jacobs. so jack your first reaction to hear being this a person that served in the air force from '86 to 1990. >> and afterwards, it sounds like he was a contractor overseas in kuwait and maybe saudi ar

chicago. getting ism nonmanufacturing. rick? >> well, here we go. 56.9 february read for nonmanufacturing. the service sector the biggest swath, it should be much less affected by the portecause we're talking services indeed it is. 56.9 blends right into the range. especially when you consider last time was 56.7. high water mark was a while ago. 58.8, that was november. and that comp back to 2005. before we i -- i send it back to you, look at euro versus dollar chart as if on cue with tomorrow's ecb meeting starting to see the down trade as it continues to break out of its recent 2 1/2 week tight range and the comp now goes back to the fall of 2003 and it might fall further pushing that comp further back in time. carl and the gang back to you. >> thank you. cheaper holidays in europe this summer than last 20% down. let's dig deeper into the data. steve liesman back at hq. the event risk over the next 48 hours, not just with ecb meeting tomorrow, beige book this afternoon and the employment report on friday. >> i think that's right. and some question simon, i'm getting from economists whether or not weather plays a factor. i'm not sure it played a factor here. we had a b