with cal trans. >> it's determined by the flow of traffic and the total number of cars on the highway accessing the highway. and at that point once the determine nation has been made they turn the metering lights on. >> reporter: two years ago we took you through where that happens. they turn on the lights manually. >> all we do is we punch in the metering rate and hit the send button and the lights will start cycling. >> reporter: that's right. it's pretty low tech. the mtc was supposed to start work on a new hi-tech metering system last year. >> we lost a year. >> reporter: the $70 million upgrade will take advantage of the latest metering technology and prove traffic more smoothly on the bay bridge. some of the technology is already in place. censors embedded in on-ramps talk to censors on the highway. together they keep traffic moving. signs above the highway turn onto warn drivers of hazards ahead and direct them around collisions. >> so far since it's been activated we've activated 712 times. >> reporter: those signs have been in place since 2016. >> cal trans is continuing to m

cal trans camera. a winter weather advisory is in effect above 6,000 feet. >> take a look at how much snow has fallen. this is a look at heavenly mountain resort. the peaks could see a few feet of snow. >> a high surf advisory is in effect, waves could reach 18 to 24 feet over the next couple of days. wet run ways of san francisco international airport tonight as you look there live. there are arrival delays of almost one hour because of this wet weather. >> let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this system is shifting south. so now the south bay is starting to get some rain. it is still raining in the east bay, very light free mont at cherry street as we head into the livermore valley. you will notice heading into pleasanton that there is wet weather. we go down the peninsula. going into san jose you are getting your share. and the santa cruz mountains we are seeing light to moderate showers. it is a level one. scattered showers through tonight, rough surf. it's a light system.

cal tran clearing this after finishing overnight road work. still slow. 22 broadway to alameda to 66 if you're taking the southbound side of 880. use 580 as an alternate, and that's your best bet. we are keeping aen eye on our trouble spot at highway 101, and here's dennis with sports. >>> the air quality index was 159 at kickoff, and the chargers-raiders game, if that number had been 200, the game may not have been played, and it could have been good news for the raiders. jon gruden hoping to get more than 3 points on the board as they did against the 49ers. l.a. leading, and 3rd quarter, river to gordon, and low pass, and two would-be tacklers, and 66- yard score, and the bulls have the touchdown lead. 4 minutes left in the game, and oakland going for it on 4th and 5. carr under pressure, and throwing it to the ground. chargers win it. oakland 1-8. seattle celebrating the touchdown, giving the ball the floyd money mayweather, and that's turning around just in time, and l.a. wins it, and they are 9-1. >>> on the size, the shark fans starting

a large hole opened up in the far right lane and cal trans crews are repairing it right now. >> the clchhp says there's no estimated time to reopen the roadway. you can see how big the hole is as crews work to patch t trafic is a mess and the afternoon rain could make things even worse. >> that is a tough job. here's a live look at traffic in the area from our drive time traffic map. you can see the red indicator very show. orange, slightly delayed as well. the other direction, abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more. >> it's not an easy, breezy drive. look at live doppler 7. we have rain coming through the bay area. it's very light across the east bay. san leandro, san lorenzo into castro valley, macarthur boulevard in oakland, fremont, warm springs road into 880. the peninsula. from redwood city to half moon bay getting light ersh santa cruz mountains picking up sprinkles. look for scattered to sniweght,ho about 7:00 p.m.e. we have a high surf advisory until 4:00 a.m. frid c.aying in well. already we're seeing the surf building 10 to 15 feet right breakers can bew. 18 to 24 f

you're looking at cal trans traffic camera at donner's summit a few hours ago. jodi hernandez went to the sierra, her report in 30 minutes. >>> stay informed about the rainy and snowy weekend. download the free nbc bay area app. you'll get ready to radars, including storm rangers, scans, so you'll know exactly when the storms will roll through your neighborhood. >>> scary moments for people aboard a ferry in san francisco this afternoon. check this out. >> oh my god! >> all that screaming because a commuter ferry barreled into the ferry building. it set people on the pier running. this happened about three hours ago. jean elle join us live from that area on the pier. what happened? was anyone hurt? >> reporter: jessica, no one was seriously injured. we got an this ferry had two crushes, two points of impact. the golden gate ferry hit the outer berth right where that ferry is pulling in and that impact launched it toward the ferry building. it hit the promenade. we have some video of the crash. >> oh my god! you can see the ferry is coming right at the ferry buil

cal trans says the wooden beams are deteriorating, leaching arsenic and chromium into the ground and the platform is rotting. the agency says maintain nent is $500,000 a year. >> this bridge does not meet current seismic standards in the design seismic event. although the bridge may not collapse, it may be so damaged it would have to be closed. these are patched up over here. >> reporter: cal trans engineers estimate the bridge, which carries about 3,200 cars a day, has ten years left. the project manager says it would cost $24 million to rehabilitate the current bridge or $60 million to include a new one with dead -- dedicated pedestrian laneses. as cal trans begins removing trees to conduct tests on the feasibility of building a new bridge, residents have formed a group called albion spring stewards, waging a battle to save the structure. >> this bridge is as much of an icon for albion as the golden gate bridge is for san francisco. losing it would be like losing a member of the family. >> reporter: the battle over the bridge has in a sense become a fight for the soul of albion. >>

>right now the chp is investigating the scene and cal trans is here figuring out how they will removeopen up 880 again.all traffic is being diverted at 23rd avenue - people are forced to take a detour that leads them back on 880.usually semitrucks are not allowed on 580 the c-h-p says during this time they are allowing trucks on there to get around this mess.this is going to last into the day so if you're heading north on 880 expect major delays.live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. (dave)mild daytime conditions will persist through the weekend as offshore flow develops. winds will be the strongest in the higher elevations with an increased threat for fire weather concerns. temperatures cool slightly early next week with continued dry weather conditions and periods of weak offshore winds. ( marty )it was

cal trans cameras winter storm warning. chains required on higher stretch of 80.ld get up to 18 inches of snow. >> track the rain and impact on traffic with abc7 news app. live doppler 7, so hour by hour conditions in your neighborhood. >>> breaking news out of thesta. federal officials arrested man they believe set one of the nine suspicious fires at housing construction sites. dustin bellinger is in custody, a construction worker accused of setting fire to apartments in late october. two other fires broke out that claimed more lives. death toll now at 83. number of missing continues to fluctuate at 563, down some today. fire is now 85% contained. that's up. jobina is live. >> reporter: at fairgrounds in chico where dozens of first responders are getting dry after spending time in wet conditions. caused issues but moving forward. not the night before thanksgiving that jessica williams had planned. >> cold. soaked. >> drenched tents caving in, food floating in gravy colored water. rain has had challenges for camp fire voik looking up but not for first responders.

cal trans says construction on the 23rd avenue bridge has been going on for over a year and is on theerge of being completed. thankfully this crash didn't impact the work that's been done.but the c-h-p wants to use this crash as the perfect example of how driving under the influence can signifigantly impact others.' <"yeah nobody died today which we are fortunate about however look at all the other bay area residents that are being effected by this persons irresponsibility."><"cal trains says luckily this did not impact the integrity of the bridge and they plan to open the 23rd avenue bridge by next week. in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news."> (jrstone) (jrstone) a bus ride to a halloween party turned into a scary ordeal for passengers on that bus when the driver got lost in long beach. the driver didn't tell them what was happening and they thought they were being kidnapped. the party passengers we're supposed to be headed to the queen mary. but the bus wound up nine point four miles away. <"we're not getting anything from the driver. nobody's telling us what's going on. and it'

cal tran waited to jump into action.as qtedangnos a downpour, visibility dropped dramatically. a flash in the sky in palo alto. clogged drains meant puddles of water. th i san jose was closed arothis mor cleaned away waves scraping the bottom of the peer. some places could see waives exceed 20 feet or higher. >>> while one dangerous aspect of the storm was the super fast winds, in the north bay winds brought down power poles, trees and canopies. amy is live in mill valley. >> reporter: we're at panoramic highway which had bee mountain but they've now made some progress out here and they've opened one lane of traffic in each direction. they're having to pause traffic, let some through and then shift to the other side. right now it is cold, windy and gray. it feels like more could be on the way. heavy rain and wind blasted into mill valley around 7:15 this morning. the wind tore down this canopy that was covering a mill valley christmas tree lot. this power pole on panoramic highway is now leaning over, forcing pg&e to shut down the road as they work on repairs. this is round two

on time, and cal tran off to a good start this morning, as is the bay bridge. a live look at conditions here, an easy ride from the mccarter maze in. 285, still in the green. 24 minutes if you plan to take the pass this morning, traffic is clear. westbound, east shore freeway, no troubles, and highway 4, looking good leverage down to 680. >> giana, thank you. >>> live look in florida where election officials are recounting hundreds of thousands of ballots in races for senate and governor, where the republicans in both races are holding narrow leads, and florida is one of four major midterm races that have yet to be called. tom hanson with the latest. >> reporter: nearly a week after midterm election day, officials across several states are still counting votes. >> that's going to take us approximately about 35 hours to sort. >> reporter: in arizona, where mailin ballots are rolling in. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: democrat krysten sinema's lead over martha mcsally has increased. provisional ballots are still being counted, and stacey abrams is refusing to

a cal trans crew showed up and cleared a clogged drain. a problem made for a name biting drive. >> standing waters are a big unwelcome splash. the flooding has people hitting the brakes. some say it's hard to see in the downpours. >> you can't even see the lines on the lanes. . >> reporter: whether it's headed home or going shopping, people are on the road. the rain has barrigain hunters running for cover. >> it's raining and we're wet and we got to get under this thing. >> reporter: many say they're thankful for the rain. >> we're happy to have the rain. >> it helps the fires. it cleared out the smoke. today was a beautiful day. i'm all for it. i love the rain. >> reporter: at pier 39, there was a musical tree lighting. >> i'm having such a good time. first time i've had both daughters with me. couldn't be better. rain, we don't care. we're together. >> reporter: moments later this rain started coming down and umbrellas went up. we did meet a lot of wet people tonight. we're also monitoring chp calls tonight. we're seeing an up tick in ac

check out the snowy scene from a cal trans camera.is in effect above 6,000 feet. >> take a look at how much snow has fallen. this is a look at heavenly mountain resort. the peaks could see a few feet of snow. >> a high surf advisory is in effect, waves could reach 18 to 24 feet over the next couple of days. wet run ways of san francisco international airport tonight as you look there live. there are arrival delays of almost one hour because of this wet weather. >> let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this system is shifting south. so now the south bay is starting to get some rain. it is still raining in the east bay, very light free mont at cherry street as we head into the livermore valley. you will notice heading into pleasanton that there is wet weather. we go down

the accidents sped up things for cal tran, those beams were going to be removed next week anyway. >>> it was a wild evening for a group of bus passengers planning to visit the queen mary in southern california. >> it is in long beach but the bus ended up in carson. some passengers thought the bus driver was trying to kid that -- kidnapped them.>> the police and sheriff's deputies say that the bus driver allegedly got lost. the queen mary operators are b drawl at at&t park. the bay area science festival wrapped up at the ballpark yesterday. paul m -- emceed the event. there were hundreds of hands-on activities and demonstrations geared to engage young minds. >> give it a chance. it's a lot of fun. it's not just numbers and formulas. there is a lot of stuff you can apply with physical models. it could be really fun if you take the time to learn it and enjoy it. >> the festival highlighted some cutting-edge -- edge of science such as virtual reality. >>> still had, it was 40 years ago the mystery illness began spreading through san francisco. how one group of nurses decided to do what ma

cal trans crews arrived on seen, conducted inspections, and decided rebar needed to be replaced before the hold could be filled with quick drying concrete.... cool temps and rain made for a long process that pushed into teh afternoon commute.sot (grant) (grant) (grant) (grant) thanks dan. now let's head down to the south bay... where the rain also hit today. (vicki) kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in san jose where people are already loading up sandbags for their homes. rob? (rob live) we've got some threatening looking skies but only a few sprinkles so far. seems like a little early to be thinking about sand bags, then again.... (roblive) this is one of several stategically located sandbaglots across the south bay. for a details on where to find them, go to valleywater.org. this site at phelan and senter road is open 24 hours. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (vicki) (vicki) you can stay connected on this storm... as even more rain is headed our way... with our kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and get push alerts about the weather in your neighborhood. it

all bart, cal tran and h-train all on time. >>> the storm rolling in today is expected to hit santa cruzthan the rest of the bay area. the santa cruz county public works department has already started dropping off sandbags and it will be all hands on deck for the crews still repairing a lot of the damage from last year's heavy rains. that caused millions of dollars in damage. >> we are 244 damaged sites from last year. 38 i believe have been repaired. >> officials have protected those areas sohat no more damage can u t for now, their isnd what it may bring. >>> today is the launch of cal sabers a program designed to help more than five or more employees who don't already offer a retirement program to launch one without administrative fees. to a portable retirement savings account. >>> health officials are easing back on the warning that had restaurants and grocery stores chucking out all their romaine lettuce. >> a fatal accident following a police pursuit. we're live here with the latest coming up. >>> and good morning ahead on cbs this morning. we'll look at what general motors plan la

for the next week, the c-h-p and cal-trans will be focusing on reminding people to pull over and rest's charles clifford has more. natsthe california highway patrol says that drowsy driving is a huge problem, on par with drunk driving and distracted driving.the cdc says that going without sleep for at 18 hours is the same as having a blood alcohol content of .05.ofc. kurtis waldschmidt is with the highway patrolsot it can mirror the exact same effects. routinely we make stops trying to seekout impared drivers and frequently it's just being on the road to long or lack of sleep.hoping to wake people up to the problem, the chp is teaming up with caltrans and the office of traffic safety (ots) to get the word out.sotthe chp says that in and of it's self driving while tired isn't illegal, but it could lead other violations.sotwhether its unsafe or making unsafe lange changes toward another vehicle. or failing to realize your speed or failing to see a red light. the chp is also reminding drivers that there are 80 roadside rest stops across the state but if you can't find one, look for other

cal tran says the crash did not damage the integrity. >> those beams were support beams so not part of main structure. >> reporter: all lanes were shut down for hours so caltrans could remove them. traffic was detoured after at 23rd avenue. but check it out the back up strerkd for nightmares, becoming the stuff that nightmares are made of. >> i have to go to san francisco have to be like 10:30. >> reporter: are you dwgoing to make it? >> i can't. >> almost two hours now. complete stop. i would have took the streets if i knew this. would have been home, man, it's crazy, bro consider caltrans says the bridge was inspected and still open november 8th. here's the amazing day. this was only day when overnight road work was not scheduled to happen during that overpass and that may have prevented a lot of workers from being injured. in oakland, abc7 news. >>> here's a little history about the construction work at the crash site on 880. the project included both the 29th avenue over crossing and 23rd over crossing listening oekt and al mead na. work between at 2015 on estimated $200 million pr

cal trans will use nearly 900 electronic signs along highways to raise awareness for drowsy driving. according to chp going without sleep for at least 18 hours is the equivalent of having a blood alcohol content of 0.05%. it's california it's illegal to drive with a blood alcohol content of 0.08%. >>> mourning the loss of familiar sight after people wrote tributes to a pine tree that's graced the block for more than a century. it appears it tree has died and now people are sharing their fond memories. >> a lot of people in the neighborhood grew up with this tree, and there used to be long before i lived here a tree swing, so some of the children played on the swing. people are sad to see it go. change is hard, and it's always sad when something that's been around for a long time dies and hopefully we'll have something beautiful coming. >> a local historian believes the tree is about 125 years old. this type of pine tree rarely lives past 100 years. >>> in the north bay boats on richardson bay have been getting warnings that the police can remove their vessels if they've been left in

cal trans crews arrived on seen, conducted inspections, and decided rebar needed to be replaced before the hold could be filled with quick drying concrete.... cool temps and rain made for a long process that pushed into teh afternoon commute.121/afternoon commute (pam) a reminder... download the kron-4 mobile app .. or go to kron4- dot com to stay on top of this series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get alerts for your neighborhood.. with the kron- 4 app. download it today. and visit kron-4 dot com. (pam) a family in marin wants to share their experience of helping to adopt a paradise family .. they lost their house and belongings to the 'camp fire'. as they told kron 4's gabe slate, you do not necessarily need to donate money,n or travel up to paradise, to help in a big way in fact, you can do it from your couch. sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "how can you not help"jennifer harris-marks who lives in san rafael, knew she wanted to help one of the thousands of paradise families in need. but did not know where to sta

blocking the right lline so big you could see down to the surface street below>(grant) below>(grant) cal trans crews examined the hole, and decided rebar needed to be replaced before the hole could be filled with quick drying concrete.... (vicki) it was raining in the north bay throughout much of the day... kron 4's charles clifford was in marin county where he spoke to people in the area who say they they were happy to see the wet weather... natsrain returned to the bay area on tuesday. natsin marin county, rain on 101 during the afternoon commute, which is slow going on a good day, was reduced to a crawl as drivers adjusted to the slick conditionsnatsat the park and ride lot off 101, a spot prone to flooding, water filled the parking but mostly stayed within the lot.natsin nearby mill valley, a steady rain soaked downtown but didn't dampen spirits. everyone we talked to was still giddy thyat wet weather has returned, washing away the oppressive wildfire smoke.soti think this is great!sotit's really great. a blessing. i love it.natsas of tuesday afternoon, the creeks around marin county were

found a sizeable hole blocking the right lline so big you could see down to the surface street below cal trans crews inspectioned the highway and decided rebar needed to be replaced before the hole could be filled with quick drying concrete. again..the c-h-p says that lane reopened at 7:00 tonight. (pam) a reminder... download the kron-4 mobile app .. or go to kron4- dot com to stay on top of this series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get alerts for your neighborhood.. with the kron- 4 app. download it today. and visit kron-4 dot com. (pam) to the east bay... where an attorney says, surveillance video appears to show a teacher ... who was supervising a swim class ... looking at his cell phone when one of his students drowned. (ken) this is all written in a lawsuit filed this morning in contra costa county -- more than six months after 15 year old benjamin curry was found dead at the bottom of a high school pool. kron4's michelle kingston has more for us tonight from san ramon valley high school. michelle57 students were in the pool .. but only 56 got o

we are looking at cal tran's property. they are required to lease us property for $1 if it serves the homeless community in some way. we can't build nap centers under the freeway. we can't let people sleep there. those are not options for safe parking. it is not safe to have people living underneath the freeways. we can store vehicles there. it is a viable options. we will be able to find a place for people in vehicles that want to come indoors. i don't know that it is my preferred option. i will say common sense dictates that we would rather have people not sleeping in cars. i will say some people that may be their choice to sleep in their vehicles. we need to provide services. the parking that doesn't work is when it is large scale program, people park and there are no services and no plan and no coordination of enforcement with other agencies. opening the space to say don't park there, park here is opening us up to challenges. it seems absolutely the benefits of showers and bathrooms. those are important. we need to thi

for the next week, the c-h-p and cal-trans will be focusing on reminding people to pull over and rest... if they feel tired. kron 4's charles clifford has more. natsthe california highway patrol says that drowsy driving is a huge problem, on par with drunk driving and distracted driving.the cdc says that going without sleep for at 18 hours is the same as having a blood alcohol content of .05.ofc. kurtis waldschmidt is with the highway patrolsot it can mirror the exact same effects. routinely we make stops trying to seekout impared drivers and frequently it's just being on the road to long or lack of sleep.hoping to wake people up to the problem, the chp is teaming up with caltrans and the office of traffic safety (ots) to get the word out.sotthe chp says that in and of it's self driving while tired isn't illegal, but it could lead other violations.sotwhether its unsafe or making unsafe lange changes toward another vehicle. or failing to realize your speed or failing to see a red light. the chp is also reminding drivers that there are 80 roadside rest stops across the state but if you

for the next week, the c-h-p and cal-trans will be focusing on reminding people to pull over and restighway patrol says that drowsy driving is a huge problem, on par with drunk driving and distracted driving.the cdc says that going without sleep for at 18 hours is the same as having a blood alcohol content of .05.ofc. kurtis waldschmidt is with the highway patrolsot it can mirror the exact same effects. routinely we make stops trying to seekout impared drivers and frequently it's just being on the road to long or lack of sleep.hoping to wake people up to the problem, the chp is teaming up with caltrans and the office of traffic safety (ots) to get the word out.sotthe chp says that in and of it's self driving while tired isn't illegal, but it could lead other violations.sotwhether its unsafe or making unsafe lange changes toward another vehicle. or failing to realize your speed or failing to see a red light. the chp is also reminding drivers that there are 80 roadside rest stops across the state but if you can't find one, look for other ways to take a break.sotjust take the next exit a

that happened at cal tran and valencia. these are pilots. the laboratory is very busy to solve this problem. >> one way is giving them tickets when they stop in the middle of the road. >> tickets is part of it. >> what is the estimated costs, what is funded and what is not funded? >> we are going to dive deeper in the next few months. we heard from the public cost was not a major issue. i will put a pencil estimate of 50 to $80 million to do the entire corridor, to do it right. it is not a small project. clearly, phasing one of the questions we asked the public try to get what is achievable is on my mind. we will try to tease those details out and have that contribute to the thinking which goes back to my earlier comment about information before we dive head long into the segment of the study area. >> any other comments? thank you very much. we appreciate you coming. >> item 7:00 p.m. informational presentation. >> good evening. planning and environment. i am here to give a presentation as a follow-up to the september 11th presentation on th

we have good working relationships with every other agency that we interact with, whether it be cal trans or the state or the federal government. so we sincerely appreciate the help we have gotten from everybody. to include all the communities that have sent fire engines down there. i have seen them from as far away as northern california and i really appreciate the help that everyone has given us. and it's a community effort. and this has been a difficult thing. but it's the paradox of living in malibu. it's a beautiful place, and everybody knows the danger, and that's the risk of living here. but malibu is a close community. there are people who are going to feel very relieved that their house made it and people who are devastated that their house didn't make it. we're all going to come together because malibu is a team, and team malibu will ride again. we have taken it on the chin, and we have taken some serious damage. and we're going to get through it, and we're going to put the pieces together. there are still parts of -- you know, in the past, in the other big fires like in '93, th

a large hole opened up in the far right lane and cal trans crews are repairing it right now. >> the clchhptime to reopen the roadway. you can see how big the hole is as crews work to patch t trafic is a mess and the afternoon rain could make things even worse. >> that is a tough job. here's a live look at traffic in the area from our drive time traffic map. you can see the red indicator very show. orange, slightly delayed as well. the other direction, abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more. >> it's not an easy,

we are waiting to hear back from cal trans to see if this crash will effect work on the project. we did ask when the road will be reopened, it will take at least a up coal hours, but at last check investigators were taking some measurements around this area, once that's done they will be able to start lifting the beams off of the middle of the highway here. >>> happening today, oakland marriot hotel workers reached an agreement to end their strike, the strike started they downtown oakland marriot about a month ago. union workers represented by the unite here local 2850. ratifying a labor deal details about the agreement have not been disclosed. press release the union said the workers are happy with the deal but will continue to support the striking workers in both san francisco and san jose. hotel workers strike in san francisco now in its second month. many of the workers a tended a city hall hearing held yesterday. a san francisco supervisor called for the meeting hoping to bring both sides together but marriot declined to attend. marriot says union leaders are more interested

cal trans crews arrived on seen, conducted inspections, and decided rebar needed to be replaced beforeuld be filled with quick drying concrete.... cool temps and rain made for a long process that pushed into teh afternoon commute.121/afternoon commute ( robin ) ( robin ) caltrans shut down parts of highway one near big sur ahead of today's storm. about 12 miles of the higway will be closed... because of the dangers of mudslides... the road will close at paul's slide and mud creek this morning. around this same time last year a major mudslide shutdown the highway for a little over a year... the highway was reopen this past summer... crews say they will be monitoring the road conditions and send out multiple updates... ( robin ) a reminder... download the kron-4 mobile app .. or go to kron4- dot com to stay on top of this series of storms. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get alerts for your neighborhood. download it today. ( robin ) following the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire... lawmakers are taking a closer look at the state's emergency al

trans mission line in the area. operational when the started. this morning cal fire is reporting the woolsey fire has burned 153 square miles. now that strong santa anna winds have died down. >>> we're talking life with san francisco mayor london breed about whether or not she's embracing prop c and her plan to address homeless people living in cars on streets. >>> what's now being set up at the central park library. >>> good morning, right now we still have plenty of slow traffic. in fact, one of our photographers drove from oakland to san francisco early this morning about 6:00 and it took >>> a little better today, the ern er clouds have zoomed down california so more sun. hazy smoky forecast, we'll have the numbers, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. it's 8:12 on a busy morning. >> the 101 mess we have to update that for you because northbound 101 still has traffic slow both directions. one lane is getting through. southbound people are taking a look a it was a ups set of doubles and some of the packages came out