here is the problem spot: it is in san francisco south 101 beyond caesar chavez and c.h.p. issue add sig-alert and a car turned over blocking the two left lanes and they are saying probably closer to 6:00 trillion they get it out of there so the before alternate would be to avoid 101 and take 280 if you are headed southbound out of san francisco. another trouble spot, south 680 at bollinger canyon, big rig on fire and motorcycle drown but it is still clearing. there is a lot of slow traffic back to crow canyon to the dublin/pleasanton interchange. >> thanks sue. you have heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. >> new you can document every last bait thanks to the selfies spoon. general mills is offering the cinnamon toast crunch selfie spoon with a spoon on one end and a spot for the phone on the other. the company posted the video on the witness saying the spoon fits all 15s and can extend up to 30". they are free. you just pay for shipping and handling. >> i did not know it was april 1st. >> really? >> yeah. >> i was thing many of us before our first c

still between the maize right into caesar chavez, it's going to take 35 minutes. traffic is dissipating. as we look from our e came camera, still a trouble spot. as you can see pretty much the entire stretch is all red. before you get there, we're seeing plenty of green. no delays. 880 also no delays except for 880 as it merges at grand avenue to the bay bridge tolls. >> thank you. >>> 6:09 now. the daughter of paul walker now filing suit against porsche for the crash that killed the actor. >>> bill cosby faces more backlash. the university now revoking his honorary degree. >>> and even more cars could soon be included in a recall linked to faulty airbags. the auto makers that may have used the devices that are supposed to keep us safe. >>> more weather and traffic all morning with abc 7 news now. looking at both sides of the bay here. we have some problems with regard to the bay bridge commute this morning. we're tracking that. live weather and traffic with live weather and traffic with abc 7 news now during the brea are more likely to have a to frsuccessful futu

heading away from the bay bridge and that's towards caesar chavez. the flashing lights the first of the incident and there's an overturned vehicle in the lanes and chp says they don't know how long it is going to take, but be an issue for folks out of san francisco. no backup at the bay bridge plaza but over here dublin interchange for botouth 680 and we'll give you more details as we get them from chp. back to you. >>> the valley fire numbers are growing. fire is now nearly 76,000 acres. more than 1,000 homes are destroyed. 6,500 more still in the fire's path. firefighters have surrounded 69% of the fire. they stopped much of that spread. >> a huge area we're talking about. it impacted a lot of people. steph, some evacuation orders will likely be lifted today. >> that's right, scott and laura. set to happen in 12 hours at 5:00 tonight and some people have already gone home and they're back at the evacuation center here because their houses have burned down. everyone trying to figure out how to move forward and to help here schools here in calistoga

there is also a report of a crash southbound 101 north at caesar chavez.but there is something right here. please give yourself extra time. speaking of the bay bridge. if something happens top the traffic up there, metering lights will be slowed down. the metering lights are on. it's backed up for a 15 minute delay if you're at the end of the line getting on to that bridge. we're also looking at the south bay commute and that cute is off to a good start 101, 85, and 280. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. the santa clara county sheriffs office is looking into another inmate death at the main jail in san jose. three inmates have died since august. janine de la vega is joining us now from the jail where the latest death happened just weeks after three correctional deputies were charged with murdering another inmate. janine what happened in this case? >> reporter: we are still waiting to hear prompted this inmate to die. it could be natural causes which was the case of the female inmate who died last month. we just don't know but the jail is under

it gummed up the commute into san francisco, a crash that now has cleared at caesar chavez but the traffic is slow to dissipate. >> fire investigators are revealing new details in the destructive fire in bay point. a surprising cause of the blaze that injures seven people and burned four homes. our reporter is at the scene with the latest. amy? >> illegal drug use is the cause of to. you have heard of a drug house, how about a drug van? you can see the burned out van? firefighters say a neighbor has been telling police that drug activity has been going on inside the van and firefighters say they found pipes and lighters inside and they believe that started the fire that caused $1 million in damage. a 19-year-old bay point man woke up at 1:15 this morning and found himself in the middle of this, a huge fire burning. his e three others. to cars. >> i woke up i looked out the window and i thought, what the hell is happening? when he opened the door the smoke hit hard and he could not go through it so he went to the when at the back of house blocked by air conditioning and wood. he managed to

. ♪ >> reporter: lead by caesar chavez, filipino and hispanic farm workers walked off of their jobs in demand better pay and health conditions from the growers. chavez's non-violent tactics gained him support through the first nationwide consumer boycott. but since chavez's death in 1993, alvarez and many others don't see the union offering them much help. >> translator: yes, the boss will pay a little more, but when you say it is not enough, he says well, you can go elsewhere. >> reporter: it is weakened by internal splits, competitions from rival unions, and a more hostile environment for organized labor across the u.s. >> workers are entitled to a 10-minute break every two hours paid for by the company; there will be additional shade, and cool drinking water provided. >> reporter: but it has far fewer employers under contract, and many workers have been fighting to revoke the ufw's authority to represent them. meanwhile the flow of mexican-born farm workers have been dropping. >> that indicates this shortage that we hear farmers talking about is actually occurring, that is also cons

heading away from the bay bridge and that's towards caesar chavez. the flashing lights the first of the incident and there's an overturned vehicle in the lanes and chp says they don't know how long it is going to take, but be an issue for folks out of san francisco. no backup at the bay bridge plaza but over here dublin

it happened 7:15 this morning near the caesar chavez street off-ramp, blocks the far right lane for about an hour. the fire was put out. >>> san francisco police are searching for whoever wrote racist graffiti in one neighborhood. someone spray painted "no more chinese" in five spots near maclaren park. they say it poppedz up between saturday night and sunday morning people in the area say the vandals could be angry about the number of chinese people who have been buying real estate in the neighborhoods. >> the big picture could be maybe some people feel they are getting squeezed out of the neighborhood. rather than welcoming this change i think some people just feel threatened by it. they don't like to see the status quo be upset. >> police say they are looking for surveillance video from the area that might lead them to the person responsible. they are asking anyone with information about the graffiti to call them. >>> the city of baltimore now reached the $6.4 million settlement with the family of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died from a severe spinal cord injury, died in april while

arrested for civil disobedience decade after decade until her last arrest in 1973 in california with caesar chavez united farm workers. dorothy got pregnant during her first great love affair, but faring that her unfaithful man was going to leave her, she decided to have an abortion. she married on the rebound from that relationship and soon divorced. never remarried. she was happily living on staten island in an oceanfront cottage in a stable relationship, finally with a man who was a biologist and an atheist when she gave birth to their daughter, tamar. slowly and surely, her new baby turned dorothy day toward religion. dorothy said, no human creature could receive or contain so vast a flood of love and joy as i often felt after the birth of my child. with this came the need to worship, to adore. it was because, through a whole love, both physical and spiritual, i came to know god. dorothy's increasing religious commitment became alienating to the father of her child, and so they separated, and dorothy became a single mother, who tried supporting her daughter with various jobs, including screen

it looks okay but once you get past caesar chavez there is a lot of slow traffic. >> one more hot day. we are starting off very warm already. it looks like 90s to 100s but a big change later in the week. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to you. welcome back i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. temperatures are expected to cool off along the coast but inland still going to be pretty warm today. over the weekend of course records were broken in many parts of the bay area. that led to many people looking for ways to cool off. whether it was a nice trip to the beach, buying some ice cream, or finding an indoor spot with air conditioning. the warm weather combined with smoke from the wild fires. officials say the 40% of the smog comes from cars. so if at any way possible air quality management urging people to find other forms of transportation if you can or shorten those little drives you know if you combine some of your errand running, all of that helps. >> by the way the waiting in the water looked good on tv. >> i will say that is the part of the hot weather i'm

it's where caesar chavez launched his fight for migrant workers. >> it's a sanctuary in the middle of war. why gangs consider it a safe zone. >> reporter: as candles burn inside, outside you will find a glaring reminder of the violence surrounding the parish. these crosses represent victims of violent crime killed in the community. gang violence is a reality here. the church is located on the dividing line between rival gangs. at one point one gang claimed the back of the church and the other the front. >> gangs just divided the church and said, this is our territory. here is the unique place where they both come together, because the line is right here on the back of the parish grounds. so we're right on the line or we're right on the border. people come from both sides. >> reporter: for years, the rival gangs have considered this church with 7,000 parishioners neutral territory. >> we can take them on retreats together. >> the parents or maybe grandparents of the now gang members built this church. so there's a legacy there that has been instilled in the members since they were litt

caesar chavez, denounced them as wet backs driving down wages of the poor. but today, you can arrive from, you know the sudan, yesterday, you will get affirmative action applying to college. you will get, you will get affirmative action applying for government business loans. one of the tricks, the cheap labor devotees pull, talk about all the jobs created by immigrants, first i should start by saying, i have said this before, whenever it comes to immigration it is always like the first line of anna karina. the truth is always true in the same way. the lies are lies in their own ways. so you always have to look at studies to see what the lie is. one of the lies about how immigrants create some jobs, that is based on how many small business loans they get from the federal post -- government. they get affirmative action for that. you're kind of chasing your tail here. by the way how many businesses were successful. talking about xenophobia, david, brooks? i get him confused with brock. look he and rest of manhattan elites and farmers in need of cheap labor, re

the lanes are still blocked at caesar chavez. are motorcycle accidents, and that has jammed up the ride for the bay bridge. all of the approaches now are extremely slow, and we are looking at 40-plus minute drive times. this is not what you expect if you're heading out the door soon for this bridge. for the san mateo bridge, finally getting a little bit of relief as we drop below 25 minutes now for the title time from hayward over to san mateo. for the golden gate bridge, it's been a relatively easy ride here in both directions, easy enough that they've added a third lane now northbound, and for the richmond bridge drive, the drive times are only about 14 to 16 minutes westbound, as you head out of richmond for san rafael. let's get back be to the weather center. here is dave with an update on what promises to be another warm day. >> george, you've got that right. and may by tomorrow, but today particularly on the ride home, may want to grab that extra water bottle or grab it out of your trunk as temperatures will start to pop. y

the reason that we have not been able to be there with a people group with king and demandey and caesar chavez did to shut you all down to working with common sense is because there has been over 100 patented mind control programs which allows for freedom and speech and free will as long as we don't do what steven and gandhi did. i came back from bakersfield, long beach and all of los angeles, i handed about 2,000 of these flyers. that i did a rope a dope with the pope and i don't prove with your pump among and muhammad alley and we walk into the promise line. and so the power is to know that we are going to get off the fence, stop paying our mortgages and rent starting today and we heard about carlos santana and his album and we are going to look at each other in the eye and say we are going to hold on to property taxes and we are looking to politicians and working. >> thank you. your time is up. at this time we will have up to 10 minutes from representative. sorry. public speaker: steve zelcher united workers for action. why hasn't there been an environmental study? well, i think it's becaus

the reason that we have not been able to be there with a people group with king and demandey and caesar chavezut you all down to working with common sense is because there has been over 100 patented mind control programs which allows for freedom and speech and free will as long as we don't do what steven and gandhi did. i came back from bakersfield, long beach and all of los angeles, i handed about 2,000 of these flyers. that i did a rope a dope with the pope and i don't prove with your pump among and muhammad alley and we walk into the promise line. and so the power is to know that we are going to get off the fence, stop paying our mortgages and rent starting today and we heard about carlos santana and his album and we are going to look at each other in the eye and say we are going to hold on to property taxes and we are looking to politicians and working. >> thank you. your time is up. at this time we will have up to 10 minutes from representative. sorry. public speaker: steve zelcher united workers for action. why hasn't there been an environmental study? well, i think it's because of the r