east of bruns road.he highway patrol says the collision involved several cars and a big rig which jackknifed across the road. an adult and child were flown to hospitals. two others were transported by ambulance. about 50 gallons of diesel spilled complicating the cleanup. no word on what caused the collisions. >>> california schools could lose federal funding after the state senate approved a bill to end star testing. schools have used the tests to measure learning since 1999. but state lawmakers want to replace the multiple choice test with tests measuring common core standards. now the state has to obtain a waiver from the department of education to avoid losing federal funding. >>> well, the advertised cooling trend remains right on track. a lot of cloud cover out there even at this hour with some low clouds right around san francisco, still scattered around the bay. a few partly cloudy conditions reported well inland but temperatures today just barely making it up in the lower 80s for afternoon highs

i want to mention that byron is still closed on bruns road. pretty serious crash.ht now i want to focus on the san mateo bridge getting off the peninsula. some people are still using that bridge instead of the bay bridge. give the bay bridge time to settle in. when you get off the bridge and get to san mateo on the peninsula, you will see slow traffic on northbound 101 as you drive up towards millbrae and get up into san francisco, northbound 101 slows near third street. we had an earlier crash west 80 at 9th street. that's gone. traffic has been slow on the upper deck of the bay bridge. moving along and taking a look at marin county. it's slow from novato near highway 37 and pockets all the way down to about the civic center, and then it breaks free and gets better after you pass the green bray area. let's -- greenbrae area. let's go to steve. >>> very cloudy and mild morning. some locations never went below 63. the water temperatures are about 57 to 60. it didn't take much. mainly san jose in the south bay find of the only spots that dipped into the 60s. plenty g

well let's get reaction from antiwar activists brun beck he's joining us here on tino bouma says the u.s. must remain heavily engaged in the middle east because that won't be any will to fill the vacuum if washington pulls out is that a credible claim. well of course the united states is acting in what it perceives to be its own interests and i would have to say views are not the interests of the american people per se who don't have big oil or banking investments in the middle east but there are big banks and there are big oil corporations and they have global interests and they have particular interests in the middle east and the u.s. policy is to protect those interests that's where two thirds of the world's oil is president obama says we are an exceptional country meaning we we we share our treasure and our blood for the interests of all but not for our own interests i mean that's bogus it's completely a fraud the u.s. wants to dominate and it's been a priority of its foreign policy to dominate this will retreat in for the past fifty years when in defending polls u.s. military in

from galena, illinois, to brun damage, alabama. i've been chatting with small business owners to find out what's working for them and what's not. today, i want to talk about a group of entrepreneur who is didn't like what they saw on their main street. they came together with a vision. with some help from their downtown manager, bedford, pennsylvania, has turned itself around. >> today we're in bedford, pennsylvania. about halfway between pittsburgh and harrisburg, pennsylvania. this is a town that's been around since the mid 18th century. we're about two files off the interstate. bedford has always been a great place to stop. but about a decade ago, main street was in trouble. as one generation of small business owners retired or left, nobody was coming in to take their places. the result was a lot of empty storefronts and that did nothing to bring in customers. so today we have a story of revival. a story of a group of business owners that came together with a vision to make main street once again a popular destination. >> may na

we have a prison industry that has an insatiable hung for young black and brun body that's part of the challenge of what we have to address in responding to -- whether zimmerman goes to jail or not, that larger problem is there and the elephant in the room that i think we have to have both the courage and compassion to address in all of its largeness. >> since we're in new york, i have to say this. this problem of stopping black kids, latino kids, stop and frisk, you have here in new york. it's in other places but you got that problem in new york. people act like it's a new problem. i've been in media sin -- now they have thing thing about stop and frisk in new york. when did that happen? well, when i was chair of the civil right commission we did a report on the police department after diallo was killed. remember that? and we took all this evidence and subpoenaed all this material from the police department and did a big report to show that the black youth were being stopped and frisked and in most cases weren't charged with anything because they weren't doing anything, and analyzing,