. >> it will be great for me when i want to spend extra money and get to the city faster. a daily commute it will be a hardship. >> hold on a second says the transportation authority. the plan is move slowly starting with a new study. the look at where to put potential toll revenues and limit the impact on those who can't afford to use the proposed lanes. >> there's job growth and population growth and more vehicles. doing nothing on the freeway is going to mean more congestion in the coming years. >> i put this question to social media. adding to the already skyrocketing cost of bay area lving, plus spending $4 million to look into it. are they kidding? we encourage you to join the conversation. >> thank you. >> express lanes are added to more freeways in the bay. do they make a difference? we reached out to the transportation commission. we were told the internate corridor has gone from the most congested to no longer being on the list. the money goes to maintenance and enforcement. >> we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining

daily city. as we look at the wider perspective. this storm is powerful.ucing snow over the sierra. northern california mountains and thunderstorms there. i just checked on the roadway. leading to tahoe. all roads requiring chains. there is a chill in the air. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it's a cold storm. a lovely view of the shark tank. level 2 storm on the scale. moderate. rain heavy at times gusty winds. 45, 50 plus. rain inch or more. into the ladder part of the night close to 40 in oakland and winds begin to dial down. they will be on the gusty side. 6:00 heavy rain in the north bay. 7:30 in the east bay. san francisco the south baby 8:30 you'll notice the red and orange. that is the heavy rainfall. and it turns to scattered showers. if you get caught under a m moderate shower. snow showers over the mountain tomorrow morning. lake county and the hills. this continues right on through the afternoon and evening. that's your hour by hour look. in terms of rainfall potential. most are looking at about a half inch to an inch. plus. you will notice th

downtown san francisco is mild tomorrow, 71. 67 daily city. in the north bay it's warm, 80 petaluma. 78 sonoma. in the east bay tomorrow, about 75 in oakland. that is warm for this time of year. 77 in fremont. inland we're close to 80 in a lot of spots. hitting 80 in brentwood. here's the seven-day forecast. sunny and mild tomorrow. that dry air continues tuesday and into wednesday. a few clouds here from time to time thursday and into friday but look at the numbers. they do not move around that much. it's a dry pattern the next seven days and the latest forecast keeps us dry into the third week of november. a really, really quiet pattern this time, unusual. we should see storms popping up this time of year. >> is this boring for you as a meteorologist? >> i would like the dry air to move out of here. my skin would like that. >> me too. >> i think i went through four chapsticks this week. we'll hopefully see some storms by the end of the month, guys. can you believe that? >> we had buckets of popcorn for movies and now we have chapstick. >> ca

i know it's there and in daily city. half moon bay, as well. some of that fog is moving in.47. pope valley to the north, and is past pol and petaluma are 44 -- sebatopol. monitor a, and mostly cloudy from santa rosa to san jose at the 7:00 hour. 60s and 70s. higher clouds and the low clouds, a combination mid-level clouds so it's 49, which is 2 below average. the record though 41, not that long ago. 1985. monday was the admirution for the 70s. before that, it was really cool. today will be back where they should be at 64. 81 in gilroy yesterday. not today. menlo park, kenfield 60s. concord at 73. zero visibility at half moon bay. livermore's 8 to the north. and the half moon bay buoy is working. i got on my soap box and somebody finally listened to me. 58. 57 in monterrey and bodega bay. that'll give us a cooler pat entertoday and tomorrow. 60s and 70s on your temps and they'll continue to school off tomorrow. warmer weather returns for the weekend. gasia? >>> thank you, steve. getting enough sleep is good for your health and that could mean a better paycheck. coming up how

bart is cancelling the extra morning commute train and the 449 and 514 evening trains from daily city. be longer trains all day on the lines because of people heading in or out of town. and then tomorrow on thanksgiving, trains will run on a sunday schedule. service beginning about 8:00 in the morning. parking will be free at all bart stations on thanksgiving. >> that's nice. >> that's important. >> that is nice. >>> 4:49 is the time right now. let's check in with allie who is covering for sal. >> yes, and we should mention that most of the other transit agencies tomorrow are going to be on a sunday schedule. some sort of modified schedule on friday. so changes because of the up coming holiday. we do want to talk about a problem at the bay bridge. we can't see it on our traffic camera but we can show you on the map. a couple vehicles involved in that is creating a little bit of a backup there. as we zoom out a little bit we can see the bigger picture there and in san francisco southbound 280 280 at geneva avenue there is a report of a crash with a vehicle facing the wrong way. we've s

. >> i'm going to be riding the daily city train. i'm going to be riding the pittsburg bay point train and the fremont train and i'm going to tell you what i see. we're also going to be talking to riders to see if they're more security and if they feel safe on the train. >> are you seeing more security on the train this week? >> no. i can't say that i have. >> no, i haven't. >> not really? >> no. >> not this week. >> there is no security. there is no b.a.r.t. police. >> security upstairs and she has a message for them? >> come downstairs. if you're huddled up there. we don't get the help we need. why don't you come where all the action. >> it's important police -- doesn't necessarily mean you'll be safe. maybe the presence would help. >> are you worried because of what happened at the station this week, the murder that took place? >> yeah. it's been more and more often. >> i carry pepper spray. i carry a screwdriver that's this long. i have a stun gun on me because i take b.a.r.t. every day. especially when i come at night. i'm alway

bay we're seeing plenty of that rain moving through as well you can see that in the san francisco daily city in the sunset south san francisco, some heavier bands now moving through in the parts of pacifica you see some of the cells sliding on through if you live right there on sharp park road that's a pretty steep road. if you're driving down that you have a cell call us all coming through like that. yes certainly causing some downpours and some problems for people traveling in that part of the bay area in the south bay. so far we've seen some showers your kitchen, a little bit of a break in the san jose sunnyvale a son of ailing campbell, don't worry. this is all headed in your direction here within the next couple of hours and it's going to be heavy at times. conquered sam ramon you're seeing some heavier downpours in your neighborhood as well. the possibility some isolated thunderstorms with that one of her our reporters on the east bay. they did report some lightning strikes out there, we've also seen some lightning strikes in parts of the north bay. so certainly the possibility that we

daily city. brentwood. cupertino, foster city.owest ranked payment in the bay area was found in ped aluminum ma. larksburg also received low scores too as we mentioned. the mtc says larksburg is in the first year of a 5-year plan and at the end of those five years every street here in larksburg should be repaved and then the maintenance for repaving or maintaining those roads should be as much money. and back out here live. if you're just curious about the pavement in your city we have put the mtc's survey on our website. live in larksburg. christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 5:54. a scary close call caught on camera at an oakland bart platform. >> i don't feel like it was anything special honestly. that's what i'm here for. >> you're special sir. we're going to hear from the hero bart employee who's quick thinking helped save a man's life. also we'll tell you what microsoft found out when they tested a four day workweek. first, how the warriors are saying thank you to first responders who spent days onto front lines of

this is a little out of the ordinary. 280 coming into daily city and south city.s a crash and that's why traffic coming from north of 380 is going to be a little slow. for th part the peninsula traffic looks good. people heading south maybe to the silicon valley that's a nice looking drive. 6:49. let's bring steve in with today's temps. >> inland that's not something that's happened too much this month. so lots of clouds. low and high clouds. cooler for all. more sun for the weekend and warmer. maybe a few near 80. any rain, there's a hint on tuesday. forecast models are kind of flirting with it. of the my professional opinion is it will be cooler and windy for us. that will be on tuesday. nothing else. after thanks giving there's a lot more promising signs to get some rain in here. low and high clouds 50s, 60s. 58 to 64 on the forecast highs. average is 63 to 65 so it took a long time. i'd have to go back and research. the city 58, 54. the record 80, 2008. all the climate stations had record highs including santa rosa at 89. warm. the city has gone up and down th

in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco.lived across the street from the ups building. for me, when my earliest memories were the big brown trucks driving up and down the street keeping us awake at night. when i was seven-years-old and i'm in charge of making sure we get on the bus on time to get to school. i have to make sure that we do our homework. it's a lot of responsibility for a kid. the weekends were always for family. we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards going to kentucky fried chicken. that was big for us. we get kentucky fried chicken on sunday. whoa! go crazy! so for me, home is having something where you are all together. whether it's just together for dinner or whether it's together for breakfast or sharing a special moment at the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving or christmas or birthdays. that is home. being so close to berkley and oakland and san francisco, there's a line. here you don't see a line. even though you see someone that's

daily city, el cirrito brentwood, cupert teeuchldno san ramon and union city.ment was found up north in ped aluminum ma. as we mentioned they received low scores too. they did see improvement from years past. in the first year of a 5-year plan. they hope to have all of the roads in larksburg here repaved by that 5th year. we can already see some of the work right behind us as we mention chld. if you're curious about roads where you live you can go right here on our website. go to web laings and you'll find everything you need there and you can click and zoom in onto the city and the actual streets tuesdays to give you a look at the conditions. christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new method of counting ballots in san francisco will allow everyone to verify the results after today's votes are in. the san francisco department of elections has already fed vote by mail ballots into the city's new voting machine. the digital images system takes the photograph and will tablet tabulate the results tonight. once all personal information is removed, voters will be able

also the 4:49 and 5:14 evening trains from daily city. there will be longer training all day because of people heading in or out of town. and then tomorrow, thanksgiving day, trains will run on a sunday schedule with service beginning at 8:00 in the morning. parking will be free at all bart stations. >>> back over to allie who is covering traffic for sal. houston now just another reminder for people to slow down. >> yes, and also a lot of standing water for roadways and that is also going to slow things down in certain spots. we're going to show you the map and scenarios we're this is the shot i was talking about covering about 2 to 3 lanes. a new crash southbound at red wood estates. so a lot of stricte driving out there for folks. throughout the morning there's going to be some scattered showers throughout the day cou commute looks good. no slowing. all the way through concord and walnut creek. the golden gate bridge is also a pretty easy drive so far this morning. you can see that the roads are still wet and again, there is more of tha

and we have a little bit more of an onshore push and that is verified by antonio there in daily city.y wednesday. currently 49

you have to look at daily city and pacifica, south san francisco and brisbane. there are no transit lines between bart and cal-trains and they have to do secondary systems or extending our muni rail out to add cutly get people out of their cars and that will be the solution to look forward to on such faster initiatives. i think the faster group is working on this has the right intent and i think that they're looking at how to adequately link transit and get new lines and systems on the table if our existing lines are too slow to get implemented, we can't wait 40 years or spend $300 billion on megaprojects and not solve the outer district area problems that are causing the traffic we're seeing currently. thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. >> good evening. well congresswoman to the october 23, 2019 b

microclimate forecast at 70 here in redwood city, 10 degree drop to daily city because of the strongerreeze. san francisco upper 50s and low 60s tomorrow. marin, napa and the valley, three day weekend. guilty of that? you get any kind of extended weekend just want to spend it here. 76 in napa, 73 in sonoma, and 75 in santa rosa. not that windy. we do have a air quality -- i think tomorrow it's moderate as h fi moving down.icles from the you look off towards the distance it's not going to be exactly clear. but when you look up you'll see the blue sky. on my extended forecast, upper 60s. once we hit veterans day on monday for san francisco notice clouds start to increase by wednesday and thursday. that's really the next big change we're keying in on. we could be down to average of 69 for the inland valleys once we hit next thursday. a sign of things trying to change, no rain fall just yet. hey, i'm happy with those changes. i think this weekend despite the mild upper 70s i'm still in for the psl, that pumpkin spice latte. >> pumpkin spice? >> yes! the clock is ticking. >> you can buy a g

upper 60s over areas and mid-60s expected for daily city.nded forecast, not much change going on over the next several days we'll wake up to the morning fog and afternoon sun, generally light winds across the bay area. as we get into the bay area weekend, still remaining dry with the dry weather expected not only this week but perhaps leading into the next week, as well. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> happening today two san jose council members are pressuring their home county to do more to help homeless people due to the severely mentally challenged. we are reporting live outside san jose city hall with more. jess me? >> reporter: good morning to you. councilman from the tenth district, and from the third district, here in downtown, say a large portion of the homeless that are on the portion of the city are severely mentally challenged. they want more tools to try and help those people. i'm joined by the tenth district, and you sent the letter over to the board of supervisors, which is an entirely different body than city council

just this past weekend i was bowling with some friends and families and daily city, and someone with us decide to bowl after their time was up, which is wrong, we know it was wrong, and the employee at the bowling alley immediately came over and said for that person to stop. we have a cop in the building. that was the statement from the employee after someone who was with us decided to bowl after time was expired. to stop bowling. we have a cop in the building. went straight to the law enforcement response, straight to that type of a statement. so, these are the things that we deal with when it comes to cultural biasses, and also when it comes to the very real experience of when and why would you involve law enforcement. and the necessity. there was no aggression, there was no hostility from anyone who was with us in the group, definitely wrong to bowl after the expired time, but threatening a cop after an action like that, that does not correlate to the kind of response you deserve to have when something like that happens. which could really lead to a dire consequence, so we really

looks like daily city, i like the cozy weather.le, out of those 80s, most locations come down 3 to 5 degrees. a will the of high clouds early. those have cleared out of the area. a lot of fog around. 60s and 70s. everyone else is a lit above. 40s and 50s. a little slow to warm up. a couple 60s. if you don't have that fog or low clouds. if you do, you're stuck in the 350s. on shore breeze is in place. last week, this was all offshore. we'll take that, along with the fog. reducing visibility. still a quarter of a mile. santa rosa, petaluma, napa. better for sfo, and san jose stuck at 2 1/2. heyward down to 3. there are areas of fog in the higher humidity. now again, this is closer to the coast. for us, our intent and purposes yes, the higher humidity. there go the higher clouds. except retreating back to the coast. everything continues to go up and over. ridge of high pressure. it is a dry forecast for now. although temperatures have come down a little bit. they may rebound by the weekend. on the coast, it's on the cool side. 50s, 60

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these are all pretty typical delays. 101 has been a little bit tough in san mateo through daily citythe crystal springs reservoir area and all of the slow traffic in the south bay is going to be slow coming up next time we'll dive a little deeper into that conttra-costa commute, which is slow, as well. 8:18. let's bring steve back in. >>> big changes for us. we had rain, in southern california. it feels like a hint of winter has decided to come back. winds are blowing pretty good through the truckee river canyon. 36 degrees and a cold rain is going to fall. there is a lot coming across there. some of that bears watching maybe for santa clara county, conttra-costa county. the latest may be down towards the valley, as well. a little bit of lake level, just a chopper two of systems. we got rain around del mar yesterday. watch how the moisture came off to lake county and sonoma county. see the moisture streaming off of there? of that could make a visit towards mount hamilton, maybe the santa clara valley. sleepy hollow, in marin county, san jose, .08, and hempville, .03. our focus is on

is still on a daily basis. from cities like here in los angeles. are hoping to pave the roads with plastic instead of throwing it away. with at least $30000000.00 tonnes of plastic flowing into our oceans each year there could be more plastic than fish by the year 2050 the un says $100000.00 marine animals die each year due to plastic related causes and while there is always recycling things aren't so simple anymore last year china announced it would no longer buy plastic waste from the u.s. according to the recycling company g b d international european countries are recycling a 35 to 40 percent of their plastic waste the u.s. only recycles 10 percent. but a way to fix that according to the city of los angeles is given rise in this waste to pave roads the city of los angeles is working with a company called take me so we are testing out a new method for paving roads using repurposed plastic as a binder the 1st part of this pilot project is set to be constructed here in downtown on 1st street later this year the plastic asphalt is made by convertin

complaint that was filed with the city back in february that complaint shows up the owner advertise the house on air bnb for large parties up to 30 guests charging $800 daily. an email also showed city leaders thanking the homeowners for amending their ad so that it no longer included the 30 guests threshold official says that the february complaint was the last one received until a noise complaint came in about an hour before the shooting happened. no one has been arrested. well to the north bay now a man is dead after his motorcycle collided with a smart rain. this happened on guerneville road near north dunn avenue in santa rosa, this is when say when police got to the scene there was a portion of the train on fire as well as. investigators believe that that man ran a red light he tried to cross ross when the crossing arms were down and that's when he collided with a train. these are being awarded $750,000 to combat illegal dumping kron four's fleet of all has more on how this will bring relief to the counties. >>the issue is not a secret in fact it's very much in your face traveling through contra costa and alameda counties we hear every day from my co

let's go and check things out for you the 4 zone forecast 65 san francisco, 61 pacifica with the daily cityown south they also st in the upper 60's to san mateo what 7071 for foster city. meanwhile, the south bay will have some lower 70's. morgan help to 77, let get a stat 73 72 for cupertino and 70 to n jose got the upper 60's covering a lot of the east bay shoreline with hayward at 70 mid 70's for tri valley, dublialso coming at us 75 with walnut creek in danville 70 san leandro in castro valley matchinthat 67or berkeley and up to the bay. let's try a 75 for sonoma 71 f napa 77 santa rosa, but some chilly 50's for point re in stinson beach of 58. so in the 70 forecast looks great tomorrow for the veterans at 80. get some scattered ouds ihere as we start to get more the influence from the pacic weaker high pressure down to 6by friday shower or risk qstion mark another opportunity and tt the early following week. >>all right well gypsy is a multi tony award-winning musical about fame strip tease performer gypsy roselee the shows running now in san francisco at the alcazar theater and we'reo

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. >>> a daily push to reach out to the homeless population. roughly 50 men and women living in the city. 80% are 65 or older. they grow daily checking in on encampments, hoping they develop enough of a relationship for those living on the streets to accept his help. >> are you ready for your life to change? today's the day we are going to move forward. so we do those kind of things and wanted the so you know what works that is to take advantage of the situation. >> according to studies the homeless population in martinez is more willing to accept help. >>> a sex shop that burns down could be turned into housing. the mercury news says the owner wants to bulldoze the site in place a residential tower there. >>> the faa stepping and trying to blocked a possible closure of the airport in east san jose. the center clara county supervisor said to stop expecting federal grants for the airport clear space to build low income housing. strongly opposing the plan and he is asking the board to reconsider. >>> new photo from the fbi former twitter employees accused, one is still wanted by the fbi. p

city could total hundreds of millions of euros. and for the very latest let's go live to venice and julius on daily deal what's the situation in the city today many historic building seemed to have been badly affected by rising waters. yes so as you can see behind me we have currently reached a new high tide peak it is definitely not as high as a record setting one from yesterday and the night before but we are now at around 120 centimeters so i would say it is slightly below my knee i'm standing in water at the moment and one of the most hit buildings is say marks basilica behind me the water entered the building broke the windows invaded the crypt underneath up to $165.00 centimeters and it covered completely the floor of the business. that may cause damage to the marble and mosaic on the floor of the basilica and to the columns in the crypt the damage will have to be assessed in the future when the water starts to dry out but it looks like it's in the millions of euros country as we heard the reporters huge public anger in venice over the long delayed flood protection system what can you tell us. i've been speaking to people her

you rightly said in the last decade or so this issues of course become very prominent daily was one of the 1st cities in the country to espouse a compressed natural gas c.m.g. for its entire fleet of public vehicles and a large share of our taxes in order to close the flight here and that was to address the pollution that you know it was seen from take a look lucian back in the ninety's in the late ninety's and the change in the regulation happened so and it is implemented at a scale that is sort of wanted entered even by european standards so in that sense delhi has recognized the problems and sort of a gesture at that point but what happened is that the subsequent growth that is witnessed primarily diesel vehicles and the rampant sort of you know i guess the destruction of the natural habitat so there are really mountains that sort of surround delhi have been degraded over time so that allowed for more dust to sort of really come in from the desert that delhi sits right next to us and that is really added to the problem i don't think it's a i don't think it's correct to attribute this to the last 5

she was on her daily commute from daely city to san francisco when she noticed a guy on the train. >>back he suckerpunched a woman in front of me. >> punched her? >> yeah, right across the face, she was reading a book. she didn't see it coming. >> no. >> he didn't even know her? >> no. it's a reminder, to be more careful. i carry pepper spray. >> the lack of police on trains is one of the biggest complaints among riders, according to b.a.r.t. after hearing your stories, seeing your posts on social media, we decided to document our own experiences on b.a.r.t. for the past couple of months we have been riding and reporting throughout the bay area. >> i just got to the civic center stop in san francisco. >> this is the fremont station. >> montgomery station. >> we're here at west oakland. >> there's a guy walking around in a hockey mask like from those horror movies and it looksed lie he was going to walk on the track so these b.a.r.t. employees stopped them. >> there are people from b.a.r.t. who rip out seats while others apparently bring their own. >> this guy is trying to sell used je

of the disruption actions that protesters are causing across the city this is part of their new strategy the weekday disruptions to daily life in hong kong and other parts of the city the protesters have also set up barricades at major junctions blocked off roads police have come in to clear them out they have been tear gas fired in several other districts but protesters just come back again and set up other barricades in other areas trying to stop traffic trying to float stop the flow of the commuter flow but like here where you can just see a scattering of protesters you're not seeing a large number of people gathering you're just seeing a few people a few protesters in mosques and hard hats it's just more groups of them moving around the city richelle ok so 'd the latest legal battle is whether or not police can enter universities tell us tell us about. that's right this is coming after overnight clashes that went into the early mornings between police and students at the chinese university of hong kong that's one of hong kong's biggest and most brits it just universities police people the students had set up barrica

daily. making. the environmental engineer has come up with his own solution to reduce the city's waste he's joined forceswith. to set up a bio gas facility. i think they're following instructions we were looking so thank you feel gammick waste from pad mr. rums neighborhood which would normally go to a landfill is instead brought here as a rule material. the trash has to come in wells was hit otherwise it means high operational costs and less bio gas. today if it's payoff it wasn't as good. this is nearly 100 percent right there is about 5 percent but needs to strip over like the floor was in all large with which had very high living and content but i would rate this extremely good i mean this is now good enough for by i guess. the facility process has about 600 kilograms of local kitchen waste a day turning it into slaughtering the actual plant is further away built in refurbished shipping containers on land provided by the local authorities. there is also a business model the ro bio gas is purified here and then stored in a tank. the resulting gas brand named carbon life is sold. what we're producing a

seemingly normal parts of 5 months of unresolved protests the police say the city is on the brink of a breakdown. journey's daily life destructed after protests is through dave barry on the tracks. manal asked what he'll do says the protest leader no choice but to go home and not work. police and protesters accuse each other of brutality on monday the protesters set a man on fire after an argument. police are investigating the incident as attempted murder. they've also defended shooting a protester saying they were concerned for their own safety. though in a situation like this we believe we're acting according to the guidelines to protect ourselves as well as the people around us at the. gate with more protests expected the fear on both sides is that they already fall its house situation is only likely to get worse. well tesla is set to build its 1st european factory on the outskirts of berlin c.e.o. on must announce the plan at an awards ceremony here in the german capital the new gigafactory as it's called will produce vehicles power trains and batteries musk says tesla chose germany because of the country's

the police say this city is on the brink of a breakdown. journeys daily life disrupted after protesters threw debris on the tracks. this man asked what he'll do says the protest leader no choice but to go home and not work. hong kong's leader is see that. for 3 years he ways yet the protesters plan to paralyze hong kong and stop people from going to work and to school was extremely selfish. lighty see the police and protesters accuse each other of brutality on monday the protesters set a man on fire after an argument. police are investigating the incident as attempted murder. they've also defended shooting a protester saying they were concerned for their own safety. well you know a situation like this we believe we're acting according to the guard lines to protect ourselves as well as the people around us so you hey joe you need. more protests expected the fear on both sides is that they already volatile situation is only likely to get worse. bolivia's al said president evo morales has landed in mexico after being granted asylum by the mexican government

. >> reporter: city officials monitor this activity daily. it's close to 3:00 p.m. aps is telling commuters to get off interstate 680 and cut through the city of fremont to save three minutes. after months of trying to reach out to google, the company responded to fremont's concerns. >> they also told us that their program would not recommend users getting off the freeway and on to city streets unless there was five minutes time savings. >> reporter: fremont made changes. red lights are longer and signs indicating no turn on red were placed in intersections. going through fremont requires additional traffic time, it forced google maps to incorporate these changes. >> at one point it gets so congested it would be better for the people to stay on the highway. >> reporter: fremont is working with the institute of transportation studies at uc berkeley. the institute is collecting traffic data to help understand patterns. they told us t yea ago cutting through mission boulevard would have saved ten minutes, but now data shows commuters only save one minute by taking missi

ground water and air have become commonplace in and around china's big cities everyone has got used to monitoring air quality on a dailybasis. and that here the air is good here in the mountains. really fresh in fact. but as soon as i get closer to beijing things deteriorate. i start to feel really unwell. feet before. this was the scene in beijing 4 years ago the footage was taken at midday but it could be nice china is the biggest air pollution in the world. for a long time the country relied only on coal but no new coal powered stations are being built any more coal consumption has flatlined since 2013 over the last 5 years or so there's been a lot of improvements beijing's air quality in the air quality across northern china. that's been as a result of a lot of government measures to clamp down on. the burning of coal and households to switch. heating with gas heating and also stricter emissions standards on industry. the emission levels of many industrial plants are now being tested in real time and posted online margin collects these huge amounts of data. with this anyone can see who is exceeding the norms. and t

city. >> people suffer daily. they assault us, rob from us, kidnappers, rape as, kill us, and the authorities don't even care. have a little empathy. put yourself in our shoes. they are killing us. you don't even realilize. make laws that are just. death to the rapists. there is no other way. amy: in argentina, two catholic priests were sentenced to over four decades in prison monday for sexually abusing and raping dozens of students with hearing disabilities at an institute in the city of mendoza. one of the priests had previously been investigated for sexual abuse at a school in his home country of italy in the 1970's but was not convicted at the time. a foformer gardener of the s scl in argrgentina was alslso convid for sexual abuse crimes that were reported by over 20 alumni and took plalace between 2004 ad 2016. in minnesota, at least 30 water protectors blockaded the entrance of the enbridge line 3 pipeline monday morning. the proposed controversial pipeline would carry tar sands oil from alberta, canada, to

bows and arrows pitted agait tear garks udnts andolees.water cannons and fit he hrt d ilwhe city, an almost dailytine unfolds. mass protesters face off against police on streets flanked by luxury shops, banks and international companies just around the cner from the stock exchange. >> despite the escalation in violence, there is still widespread support for the youn protesters. more -- for more than a week office workers swarm the financial center, bringing the city to astandstill. the popular protest sloga chanted and say they want to high light what is percived as police brutality and excessive fohee. >> part ofoutrage on the streets is due to the fact that beijing is seen asaving backtracked from its promises of allowing the hong kong to directly choose leaders. cirious sectors of industry, legislative coand interest groups both for the chief by the communisy. been endorsed but this weekend, gehong kon will be able to express discontent at the ballot box at the district council election. local district cannelsers usually deal with counity issues and don't wield much power, but they could impac

city. low 60s for daily 60. 66 degrees expected for pacifica. there's your extended forecast and warm up. a little change on monday. again, that system coming in through parts of california. bringing in rain and mountain snow. it looks like a cooldown. >>> cleveland browns star miles garrett has been suspended indefinitely. with less than 10 seconds left in this game steelers quarterback mason rudolph was hit by garrett, driven into the ground and then a fight breaks out. ripped rudolph's helmet off and garrett swung that helmet and hit him in the head. garrett will now need to meet with the commissioner's office before a possible reinstatement in 2020. this is the longest suspension in nfl history. also in retaliation the steelers center. ran into rudolph from behind and shoved him into the ground. both teams also find $250,000 each by the league. by the way these teams play each other again in a couple of weeks. >>> the statue of joe montana is being repaired. police say 37-year-old jorge lopez pulled off the face mask after the 9ers game on monday night. the incident was kaug on camera