the brokaw exit is still closed.y be able to get this pulled or they may be able to drive it off of the roadway. we're talking about north 101 approaching brokaw, we lose one lane. we have a backup. the brokaw exit is still closed. we haven't gotten an update from the chp. typical slowing for 101, 87, and a shift, the ripple for 280. back to you. >>> health leaders are issuing a new warning about tainted cantaloupe. it's tied to a salmonella outbreak responsible for at least eight deaths in north america since mid-november, with at least 230 confirmed cases, including eight right here in california. the cdc says many were triggered by pre-cut cantaloupe that was sold in clam shell packages and trays. if you don't know the source of your fruit, you're being urged to avoid eating it. >>> up next, a top look at the stories we're following this morning, including lockdown lifted overnight, relief in the east bay neighborhood as that lengthy police standoff ends in the early-morning hours. new developments on how that dra

and nurse practitioner stephanie phelps as the chief stated, doctor brokaw is retiring as we speak. we are looking over the job announcement. nurse practitioner or phelps and doctor brokaw are adjusting that based on what they've learned since doctor brokaw has come on board and how maybe some of those duties have changed and needs to be realigned. one nurse that is complete, i will send a copy of that to you and we can talk offline about the further processes in the month of october, the performed return to work duty of 68 members continues her scan or screening of our new hires. approximately 27 of our 73 provided 41 promotions all screenings and also deliver flu shots to the department. thanks to firefighter, paramedic james green and approximately to this date, 300 of those flu shots were delivered under our investigative services bureau with captain todd weddle. captain weddle continues to perform our random drug testing and our conditional promotional offering testings and also background investigations. we have approximately 71 candidates to 73 candidates that the isp will be

as you get right to the brokaw road off ramp. so we have one lane blocked on the freeway and also the off ramp blocked. and as we bring in the graphics, we'll be able to show you the sensors and what you're going to expect because it's now stretching to about 680 now where the traffic is building, the speeds are down to around 13mph in this spot. and apparently this big rig was carrying vegetables. so some of that may be in the roadway as well. and this is a live picture from san jose showing you all of that traffic along 101. where you see the headlines is where people are going west or northbound. i should say. hey, lisa. hey there, jobina good morning. >> it is awfully cold out there. we are done with the rain. at least for the short term. and looking at high pressure building in with the calm winds and the low dew points, we are near freezing or we'll get there in our interior valleys. look at that, 33 in santa rosa, 35 in napa with 36 in livermore, 34 for san ramon, 42. san jose. so until 9:00, this area here, hopefully you

not too far from brokaw. again the crash is as you exit the freeway. stick with 280.ng really good and you can see traffic is moving along nicely on 280. no delays. that's a good alternate route and even 87 looks good as well. so maybe use that instead until they clear that crash and that area. here's a live look at conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a bad ride there. in fact, traffic is moving along pretty nicely. those metering lights have been turned on but really minimal delays or brake lights for anyone making that ride there. golden gate bridge looks good as well with no delays. and over at the san mateo bridge, it's pretty quiet. our travel times actually look pretty good. i'll have your chain controls coming up in the next report. >>> well, a near miss with tragedy in bakersfield last night. the driver of a pickup truck barreling through just as a christmas parade was about to start. misty cole owns a food truck on the route and how she positioned her truck saved lives as the barreling truck down in that area in her direction. as the truck barreled t

this is on northbound 101 to brokaw road. the off specifically.nd you can see that minor slowdown popping up on our sensors. our second sig alert this morning is going to be one that's not too much of a surprise, but continues to cause a mess. the richmond-san rafael bridge, we are in week nine of this issue with still three lanes blocked in the westbound direction and no wide load vehicles allowed there. we will end with a live picture in emeryville showing you 80. those headlights are traveling in the westbound direction. reggie thanks for being. >> still ahead, we're hearing from the wife of the former pilot accused of trying to bring down an alaska airlines flight bound for sfo. what she had to say after he was released from custody and a very slim chance that there will be local crab for christmas. >> we have an update on the season with supposed to open nearly a month ago. >> plus, it hurts you know, after being a fan for so long, frustration for the 40 niners faithful. >> up next, we hear from some lifelong fans who say the price of their s

north 101 at brokaw, the exit is closed.uch of an issue this morning, although we've seen low clouds drifting around the spots. traffic on the road index does not show a problem. no lights just yet at the toll plaza. back to you. >>> first an update on breaking news out of pleasant hill. that's where all roads are now clear and the shelter in place has been lifted. this is after a long police standoff that started last night. the police put that order in place after they say a man shot his wife and barricaded himself inside of a home. this is near monument boulevard. the woman was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. it's still not clear how the standoff ended, whether the suspect surrendered or if police officers took him in by force. our bob redell is near the scene and will have a live update in the next half hour. >>> now, in a matter of hours, sidewalk vendors in san francisco's mission district are planning to march pushing back against a ban. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us live wi

i had a photo of him on my desk, a photo of him and tom brokaw, and it was in this very engaged discussion that was taking place and i would think about what they were saying, and it gets to the dialogue, i think the influence my father had in that respect was, he was very prepared, all the time he would never go into an interview i prepared, if a politician came in unprepared and he would take offense to that. he would think that you are waltzing in and not working. and that e those went back to my grandfather being a sanitation worker, always pulling in overtime, never pr taking her sick days, so for me, that was a mentality that came through which was, ahead of this press conference, did i do enough preparation, ahead of this interview did i do enough preparation, am i living up to the level of work that this craft takes? so that's really where fui felt his guidance the most. thankfully, my mom is also a writer, and she works very hardu but she is having more fun with it. so there's a lot of really interesting components to the job and don't forget to live in the moment and enjoy it but

it was a photo of him and tom brokaw, and it's a photo of them in this like very engaged discussion. it was taken candidly. and i would always sort of think about what they were saying. right. and it gets to that dialog. i think what the influence my father had in that respect was he was very prepared all the time. so he would never go into an interview unprepared. and if a politician came into the interview unprepared, he took offense to that because he thought that you were waltzing in and not working. and i think that ethos went all the way back to my grandfather being sanitation worker or my great grandfather working for the buffalo water company. always pulling in overtime, never taking your sick days. so for me that was a mentality that came through with dad and reporting, which is ahead of this press conference. did i do enough preparation and ahead of this interview that i do enough preparation? am i living up to the level of work that this craft takes in respecting it? so that's really where i felt his guidance the most. thankfully, my mom is also a writer and she works very

right now >> a very good day to all of you from the tom brokaw new center here in los angeles.

right now >> a very good day to all of you from the tom brokaw new center here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we begin with breaking news, in the last 24 hours, donald trump suffering two major legal blows when it comes to his actions on and around january 6th. three judges, on a federal appeals court unanimously dismissed trump's claims that he has immunity from several claims connected to the capitol riot. the judge overseeing the justice department's criminal case ruled trump has no protection from prosecution as a former president. let's go right now to nbc's dasha burns joining us from cedar rapids, iowa. where donald trump is expected to speak in this next hour. welcome to you, dasha. how is trump's legal team reacting to these back-to-back losses? >> well, trump spokesperson is reacting to both of these lawsuits, saying in a statement, in a response to the federal appeals court ruling, this is a limited narrow and procedural ruling, the facts fully show that on january 6th, president trump was acting on behalf of the american people. carrying ou

. >> reporter: tom brokaw's successor on "today," the first black man to host a morning network newsrts. >> never stumbled. >> reporter: gumbel? >> yes. >> reporter: never stumble gumbel. >> along with jane pauley, i'm bryant gumbel. >> reporter: and as flawlessly he transitioned to news. as impeccably prepared as dressed. >> spring has sprung in our studio. they have the new silk in, huh? >> reporter: which would not describe me. >> can you swing down here? the geraniums have sprung. >> pick one. >> don't do that. they are delicate flowers. a little dangerous. >> reporter: scale of one to ten, working with me was? >> nine. >> reporter: no? >> yeah. >> try one bite. >> i am not going to. >> because you were always you. and i love that. >> reporter: why not a ten? >> because of consistency. >> reporter: there we go. my slipshod style of preparation for someone like you must have been annoying? >> no, not annoying, because i never -- it's funny you say that. yeah, never expected others to do things the way i did them. >> reporter: while he conveyed an effortless polish from every detai

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brokaw is still closed off of north 101. >>> that does it for us on "today in the bay." keep it here. we'll have more on our streaming app coming up at 7:00. >> the "today" show starts now. thanks for joining us. >>> good frida >>> good friday morning. we are tracking a major storm moving across the country. >> and it could impact your weekend plans. it's december 8th. this is "today." wild weather a massive storm taking aim at the entire east coast. heavy rain, strong winds, even snow said to take its toll on one of the final weekends before christmas. al has the full forecast >>> breaking overnight hunter biden indicted on new federal charges.ying schemes. the mounting legal charg accused of scheming to avoid paying taxes this morning the mounting legal trouble he faces and what it means for president biden, his campaign and the republican push to impeach him. >>> hate crime a man arrested for firing shots outside a new york synagogue on the first night of hanukkah. among college campuses jewish students voice new concerns about threats to their safety and the ivy leag

it's in the process of clearing on northbound 101 to the brokaw road off ramp.that's good news to 19mph now that's up from nine. this is a live picture from the area showing you san jose and 101. you can see how slow that traffic is for people not in the carpool lanes. and we'll end with our second sigalert at the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> reggie, thank you, jobina we're going to check i gift of scratchers. cause a little play can make your day. >> my dry eyes made me a burning, stinging five times a day. >> makeup smearing drops user. i want another option. >> that's not another drop. >> trivia it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. trivia treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough and throat and nose irritation, relying only on drops, not me. >> my own real tears are my relief. >> ask your eye doctor about trivia, honey, i heard something. >> okay. from christmas tree mats. >> it's a floor. liners, cargo liners. no dril

we had a crash southbound 880 at brokaw did not cause any slow traffic. 531 let's go back to the desk you, sal. topping our news this morning, hundreds of people attended a meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors to speak out on a resolution demanding a cease fire between israel and hamas. ktvu tori gaines joins us now, taking hours for supervisors to hear public comment. >> that's right. it's estimated that more than 2000 people lined up outside san francisco city hall tuesday night. many in support of the resolution introduced by supervisor dean preston, a progressive city leader who himself has jewish heritage. palestinian flags lined the street along with signs calling for a cease fire between israel and hamas. outside the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. i've been on the board for four years. >> i've never seen this kind of turnout out. >> we've seen families being pulled apart and out of the rubble. medical personnel, un workers, journalists killed, children shredded and burned, some speakers and protesters donned matching t shirts and keffiyehs a scarf that

expectations of ourselves, but to remember that even the greatest generation, as our friend todd brokawled it, talking about your family, my grandfathers were in the war, even they were not early on this story. they weren't early converts to the defense of democratic values versus the horrors of dictatorship, particularly in europe. but we got it right. so what that tells us, seems to me, is that if they got it right and they were fall, frail, fallible people. we, as fall, frail, fallible people, can get our time right. >> jon meacham, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >>> coming up in one minute on "morning joe," we'll go live to las vegas for the latest in the aftermath of yesterday's deadly mass shooting on the campus of unlv. >>> plus, we'll go over the new indictments tied to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. "morning joe" is back in 60 seconds. joe" is back in 60 seconds. >>> december 7th, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. the united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the empire of japan. i ask that the congress