there is a spin out on eastbound 80 near travis and a trouble spot 87 northbound, at capital expressway. hopefully they will clear this quickly. dealing with rainy weather this morning. bay bridge, metering lights are off. traffic is moving at the limit, over into san francisco, getting busy for the ride into the pass, monday morning, the super commuter is in full swing. 205 towards 680. the brake lights building out of tracy. it gets busy to north flint. past that point, there is a trouble spot reported, westbound 580 at isabelle avenue. no word if any lanes are blocked but this is an area where we see lots of cars for the morning commute and a trouble spot, 101 at the lawrence expressway off ramp. be careful as you exit the freeway. you may have noticed special decorations on embarcadero, bloom sf, a spring celebration, the mayor is planning events and activities around the city trying to draw people into downtown. messages of love at the ferry building making for a great photo op and one of the displays outside of the hyatt. >>> grand prix took over the bay over the weekend, bringing

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come here to michigan and travel on the expressway. they are right off the expressway.hey are neighborhoods that you hold your breath if you have to go through them. the houses are rubble. i just wonder, why don't you do a podcast showing the decay of the united states and what to do with all the rubble? where do we dispose of it? host: we want to stay on ukraine but if you've got a comment you can go ahead. guest: it's certainly an important point. i love michigan but this is not a topic we focus on. we focus on foreign affairs strategy national security issues. host: mount gilead, ohio on the republican line, george. caller: yes. host: can you mute your tv? is that what's playing? caller: yeah, my question is, wouldn't we be better off to deal with putin while he's got his hands full with ukraine? when he's done with ukraine you know he's going to start elsewhere with cyber attacks on the united states and everything else. host: what do you think? guest: we do already have a real cyber problem with russia. many people have written and spoken about it very eloquently.

los altos northbound to 80 north of foothill expressway. so we are seeing a slight delay. 82 might be a good alternate for you if you're trying to get around those delays. traffic picking up along 80 san leandro traveling towards milpitas about a 33 minute commute for you at this hour. let's get a look at the bay bridge. 16 minutes. you can see those clouds. john was talking about building there so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge. 16 minutes for you heading across towards the peninsula. crockett down towards the maze. a busy one. 35 minutes for your drive. and we're going to look at highway for nearly 60 minutes as you're heading towards conquered darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 7.33. there's a new effort this morning to outlaw massive rent increases for some people in san francisco. this comes after several residents in one apartment complex actually lost their rent control protection last year saw their rent skyrocket. kron 4. sarah stinson live for us in the city to explain. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. out

the crash southbound, use central expressway as our alternate and jump back on southbound 101. ramp. northbound, folks are diverting possibly to 280 as well as 87. just stay to 101. it's going to be slow past the scene, but all lanes are open north 101 past the crash. now you know. >> thank you. >>> all right, quickly approaching 7:00. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update for you. >> don't forget to join us for our midday newscast coming up at 11:00. taking a live look at the sunrise this morning. beautiful sight there. "today" show coming up next. ♪♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight. under siege. new russian rocket attacks across ukraine. and on the ground troops pushing even closer to kyiv. the invasion stretching into its sixth day. amid the mounting toll, ukraine's president now accusing russia of war crimes. we're live on the front lines. >>> putin under pressure. condemned by world leaders and facing hasher sanctions by the day. russia's president growing

head of the south bay southbound 6.80, north of these capitol expressway.re. so starting to pick up and we're seeing delays along 2.80, in the south bay as well. also it over you, hoping that the weather is a little better than the roads. yeah, the roads look a little rough this morning. rain out of the good news. the weather not offering too many issues for us. it is just really cold out there. temperatures in the 30's. >> for areas like oakland and especially in our inland and north bay areas. can see the embarcadero sitting under blue skies and that's the way we are across really the entirety of the state. so we are looking at any rain or fog. it really is just the cold that you're having to contend with this morning. and then, of course, the traffic is rated show chip. now skies will stay clear, not just today, but through the evening tonight on into tomorrow as well. and eventually leading into wednesday, all the way through friday. in fact, if we're looking extended, so the week ahead is offering up no chance of rainfall. there is a catch to the way i

today's crash happened at capital expressway and story road. the pedestrian is hospitalized but stable. officers don't know yet whether that person was in a marked crosswalk. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating. the two other pedestrians hit in the past week survive. one of the as is -- incidence was a hit-and-run. dan: helping news, ukrainian officials are claiming to russian planes shot down over capital. russia says a temporary cease-fire will begin tomorrow morning. this comes following a third round of talks between the countries that did not produce may result. officials say more than 400 civilians have been killed in the fighting, though that number is likely higher than that. the ukrainian president gave an exclusive interview today with abc's david mirror. -- david muir. he had a powerful message. >> speak about freedom. they know what this is. now, when we are looking at ukrainians, i think you feel what that feels for us. we are not far from you. that is why americans, if you see any of -- how we fight against enemies for o

it happened just before 8:00 this morning on a story road near east capitol expressway. can see where the motorcyclist went off the road and hit a curb on the electrical box and light pole. >>> also, this just in, b.a.r.t. plans to restore service on its redline, tomorrow. it has been out of service for two weeks, as we have been reporting. chopper five was near the el cerrito station where crews are working on repairs. some workers were busy pulling electrical wiring from underneath the tracks. >>> still ahead, a dangerous tesla driver stunned and it didn't stop there. >>> how the cost of gas to trickle down to you. >>> a scathing new determination lawsuit against google. the former employee who says black workers were put into lower level and lower paid jobs. >>> the variant ba 2 is now in the bay area centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations

today's crash happened at capital expressway and story road. the pedestrian is hospitalized but stable. officers don't know yet whether that person was in a marked crosswalk. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating. the two other pedestrians hit in the past week survive. one of the as is -- incidence was a hit-and-run. dan: helping news, ukrainian officials are claiming to russian planes shot down over capital. russia says a temporary cease-fire will begin tomorrow morning. this comes following a third round of talks between the countries that did not produce may result. officials say more than 400 civilians have been killed in the fighting, though that number is likely higher than that. the ukrainian president gave an exclusive interview today with abc's david mirror. -- david muir. he had a powerful message. >> speak about freedom. they know what this is. now, when we are looking at ukrainians, i think you feel what that feels for us. we are not far from you. that is why americans, if you see any of -- how we fight against enemies for o

sunnyvale police say pascal's way just off of lords, expressways now back open following police and swat activity. officers have been in the area since about 05:00pm yesterday investigating a possible assault. they say they had trouble contacting them and they were looking for. they were eventually able to reach that man in his home and complete that investigation. >> coming up, fires already sparking and we're only a few days into spring. look at the ongoing drought conditions in when we might see some relief. and after the break, confirmation hearings continue with a judge. you could be the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. what questions she's facing today. we'll be right back after the we'll be right back after the break. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i

the tension is ambia expressway built by the us in the 1970 s o relics from another time aging freight cars at mc cushy station. not much remains of the ones lofty dreams of affluence, an economic boom has yet to materialize. shocks that happen to pass by are often more reliable than the rail, wrote many hitchhikers set off in search of a job, while others have lost confidence in the to sarah. mm. the railway has ultimately failed to keep its promises. the station trying company is losing out the free enterprise of the roads. that is, ira doesn't even bring in enough money to allow the state to update the tracks to much needed modern standards. ah fought for railroad workers. every train, clattering along the tracks with a freight or passenger, is a boost to morale. they are not about to give up on the hulu train. not yet anyway . getting a job with the rail road is like winning the lottery for many. even if employees have to wait months for their paychecks as they did last summer. initially nearly 50 years ago, the tanzania, zambia railway, was presented, his africa's largest infrastr

i live off of capitol expressway and snail it's right here. you cut the corner. it's all right.here you go down the street to the library. it's right there and every time she drives by she worries. you better be lucky. you don't hit nobody or something. to fall down because you're gonna get into accident frustrated. she says having countless complaints go unanswered call this person. it's not our district call that person. it's not their district countless that emails phone calls. she's asking the city to do more to keep these encampments contained provide them with a dumpster provide them with the porta potty and the city is planting on bolstering that exact service as well as adding more porta potties. andrea flores shelton is deputy director of the apartment tasked with keeping camps clean city council provided our department with quite a bit of american rescue plan dollars so that we could up our game and a big part of the plan is to start picking up garbage every week starting by the end of april and move from bi-weekly trash service to weekly service to approximately 200 e

i live off of capitol expressway and snail it's right here. you cut the corner. it's all right. there you go down the street to the library. it's right there and every time she drives by she worries. you better be lucky. you don't hit nobody or something. to fall down because you're gonna get into accident frustrated. she says having countless complaints go unanswered call this person. it's not our district call that person. it's not their district countless that emails phone calls. she's asking the city to do more to keep these encampments contained provide them with a dumpster provide them with the porta potty and the city is planting on bolstering that exact service as well as adding more porta potties. andrea flores shelton is deputy director of the apartment tasked with keeping camps clean city council provided our department with quite a bit of american rescue plan dollars so that we could up our game and a big part of the plan is to start picking up garbage every week starting by the end of april and move from bi-weekly trash service to weekly service to approximately 200

area heading into fremont, a little sluggish and word of a crash along guadalupe parkway, capital expresswayocking one lane. >>> rain fell across the bay area overnight and showers are lingering this morning. >> justin andrews is in walnut creek with a look at conditions there. >> reporter: this rain is needed. this is walnut creek, the puddles and the ponding on cyprus and main. this is in downtown walnut creek. the timing of the rain seems late because we are entering the end of our wet season but yes we will take the showers, the rain that fell gave trees and plants some relief, reservoirs, they were dire this time last year, now they are 92% full again after his touric rainfall touric rainfall -- after historic rainfall. >> you can't say there is an energy any longer but we can't be complacent. >> reporter: the rain might be the last downpour we see as we end this wet weather season, we will have to see what happens. no rain is in the forecast the rest of this week. >>> peace talks set to resume today. some say it's russian citizens who have the real power to stop the war. many of them d

. >> southbound 6, a north and east capitol expressway and then a little further down northbound. 85 south of 17 and los gatos. so pretty slow, pretty delayed here. and then a traffic hazard out in mountain view, slowing things down along one. 0, one that's at moffitt boulevard heading into the city right it minutes mace to that fremont street exit. no accidents, no hazards. that's the good news for you right now. well, we had an accident along the san mateo bridge. that's now clear 80 to one o one about 21 minutes and the traffic collision here in richmond, 80 westbound mcbride avenue, a good alternate would be san pablo avenue to try to get around those delays. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. rain 19. and today governor newsome delivers his state of the state address. that will be live from sacramento at 05:00pm and we will carry it streaming live on kron on. you can download our app for free or you can watch it on the kron. 4 dot com website. san francisco park officials want to keep john f kennedy drive car free in golden gate park they started this out after covid a 3 m

one still slows approaching the capitol expressway for crash up near story road, 8 49. let's bring steve in. with today's weather. the community is much cheaper when you work from home, so yes , it is by far right. we do have a little bit of fog still holding on their holding court on the san mateo coast. otherwise there's just a little bit left. not too much patchy morning fog, mostly sunny. some higher clouds begin to make its move towards the north. but we'll go with friday's sunshine until later today than it does look like some increasing clouds will come in. but overall, a nice friday temperatures those sixties to just near 70 probably coming down a couple of degrees compared to yesterday. and speaking of theirs, that ball a little bit around the city. south san francisco cemetery coast a little bit still on parts of the back thirties forties to 50 even 50 in the city and sfo. napa airport. santa rosa mill valley. still some upper thirties 51 41, though brentwood livermore has pretty big spread their this system is going to arrive tomorrow. what we hope will be so

. >> i live off capital expressway. you cut the corner and it is right there. you go down to the library, it is right there. tara: and every time she drives by she worries. >> you better be lucky you do not hit nobody or nothing falls down because you're going to get into an accident. tara: frustrated having countless complaints go unanswered. >> call this person, call that person. cap was emails, phone calls. tara: she is asking the city to do more to keep these in camas contained. >> provide them with a dumpster. provide them with the porta potty. tara: and the city is planning on bolstering that service as well as adding more porta pottys . the deputy director for keeping camps clean says. >> there is quite a bit of american rescue plan dollars so that we can up our game. tara: a big part of the plan is to start picking up garbage starting at the end of april. >> and move from biweekly service to weekly service to approximately 200 encampments citywide. tara: working to keep tabs on all of them. >> if garbage is going everywhere, we are going to do escalated

this is highway 17 and san thomas expressway. fortunately the man escaped without injury.for what was inside, investigators say he was in the process of moving and his suv was packed with his belongings. but firefighters jumped into action and managed to salvage much of what he had in there. >>> happening today, get ready to enjoy the rides and food at great america. one of the bay area's top theme parks is opening for the 2022 season. heads up, it will just be rides, live entertainment and games for now. the waterpark, south bay shores, won't open until memorial day weekend. if you are looking for activities this weekend we have you covered. we have your weekend calendar. >> hey, chris. welcome back to the desk and welcome back to the city, folks. st. patrick's day parade is back. second and market is where it starts. we will have the local street closures so keep it in mind, starting as early as perhaps now going until the end of the parade. also local street closures in san jose. the sam rock run is on today. no parade but the shamrock run will mean closures as well. ke

police say that it happened at capitol expressway near mount pleasant high school.ooperating with the investigation. >>> family members will remember a homeless pan shot and killed by a danville police officer who is doing time for a separate deadly shooting. one year ago then officer andrew mall shot and killed tyrell wilson near interstate 680. no charges have been filed in that case, but the contra costa county sheriff has said that wilson pulled a knife and the shooting is still under investigation. last week hall was sentenced to six years for a separate deadly shooting from 2018. >>> here is something to watch for today. governor newsom will deliver state of the state address and we expect he will talk about the state budget which starts on july 1st, which is expected to have a peak surplus of up to $45 billion. in addition, newsom is expected to talk about his effort to expand the role of the court in mandating care for unhoused people. as our political expert explains, newsom will also address covid emergency orders. >> the governor went ahead and wrote a to

the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of capitol expressway and story road.was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries, but now they are done stable condition and the driver did remain at the scene to talk to the police. it's unclear if the pedestrian was in the crosswalk when they were hit. a woman faces charges now for a deadly hit and run. that happened in oakland last october. officers have been looking for this woman, kenya, morrison connection with the accident that killed michel martelly. it was on october 29th around 10:00pm that marred lee was riding an electric scooter along foothill boulevard near garfield elementary school when she was struck and killed. and since then, officers have been looking for kenya. morris, as the suspect oakland police shared information about the case on social media last friday and they made a post yesterday saying that morris was arrested and charged with the crime. it's 9.36, in a san francisco police officers found not guilty of using excessive force on an unarmed black man. here's the video of the incident

hey, we're started in the south bay alamuddin expressway. southbound 87 north of that. we do have a traffic hazard, slowing things down. that hot spot on the san mateo bridge. there's an accident right near the toll plaza. so 92 westbound. >> about 20 minutes, we continue to fluctuate back and forth. there. we're going to keep a close eye on things as you're traveling mason at fremont street exit, a 14 minute drive traveling into the city here in san francisco. you have some debris along northbound to 80 at industrial street. that's a 3rd street. a good option because look, one, 0, one is just as busy as 2.80. down here. fremont northbound 6.80, and vargas wrote we have an accident. we'll have more on your tuesday traffic, the darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran 8.30 right now in the east bay. outdoor dining has been a huge hit. yes, i'm not just these bay, but especially in walnut creek and big and they may start charging. >> to eat in those old parking space. i was going to say because, you know, the walnut creek city council says these to get revenue from those

if you're traveling around the auto mall expressway area, there are delays because of an earlier crash now, there's new hope for striking workers at chevron's richmond refinery. both sides now plan to meet monday fort the first time since the strike began. steelworkers walked off the job five days ago demanding higher wages. the union spokesperson says he's hopeful they can reach a deal. >> and a quick look at the top stories we're working on. today could be a make-or-break day for scott peterson's hope of receiving a new trial. first, here is synced in host abby fernandez. >> we're talking about the road rage attack that happened? san francisco. you can watch the video right now on our instagram page at nbc bay area. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at

police now say that past causeway just off lawrence expressway is open again.s is after police and swat activity. officers have been out there since about 05:00pm investigating a possible assault. not telling us for a while what they were doing. but initially turns out they had trouble finding the man they were looking for. they were able eventually to reach him in his home and wrap up the investigation. >> not good to see spot fires on this. the 3rd day of spring video here taken today showing a grass fire in fairfield crews in the east bay. also a busy day contra costa fire says they responded to several early-season grass fires and the flames have authorities making grim predictions about the months ahead? >> it's super dry. basically. you know, we are seeing the driest january february march really ever seen in our historical records of the mind. >> that's andrew cook with east bay mud. she says water conservation efforts have slapped off recently and that may make matters worse, possibly leading to a shift into a what they called route to stage, which coul

the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of capitol expressway and story road person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but they are now in stable condition. the driver remained at the scene of the crash to talk to police. it's unclear if the pedestrian was using the crosswalk. in the east bay. a woman is facing charges for a deadly hit and run. that happened in oakland last october. officers have been looking for the woman, kenya morris. it's a picture of her in connection to the incident that killed michel martelly police say on october 29th around 10:00pm michel martelly was riding an electric scooter along foothill boulevard near garfield elementary school when she was hit by a car and killed. since then, officers have been looking for kenya. morris says the suspect oakland police shared information about the case on social media last friday. that made a post yesterday saying morris was arrested and charged for the crime. meanwhile, businesses in downtown oakland are picking up the pieces after a shootout sent bullets flying we've got some p

. >> i live off of capital expressway. it is right here. the corner, go down the street, it is right there. tara: every time she drives by she worries. >> you better be lucky you do not hit anybody or something is going to fall down because you will get into an accident. tara: frustrated, having countless complaints go unanswered. >> call this person. it is not our district. call that person. it is not there district. emails and phone calls. tara: he is asking the city to do more to keep these encampments contained. >>: provide them with a doctor. tara: the city is planning on bolstering that service as well as adding more porta potty. deputy director of the department tasked with keeping camps clean. >> city council provided our department with quite a bit of american rescue plan dollars so that we could up our game. tara: a big part of the plan is to pick up garbage every week starting by the end of april. >> and move from biweekly to weekly service to approximately 200 and can't meant. -- 200 encampments. if garbage is everywhere, we wil

drew: the gator expressway. reggie: i think it's called the gator highway.ning out there. dry skies today and lots of sunshine. saturday we are much warmer. today it is about bright skies and warmer temperatures. 60's around the bay shoreline. 70's in the warmer spots away from the coast. tonight we have increasing clouds as energy moves by to the north. it will not bring us rain. temperatures in the 40's. another storm arriving on the weekend. a windy afternoon and rainfall pretty low. less than a quarter of an inch. saturday morning. sunrise, light to moderate showers. continuing throughout the morning and early afternoon. snow in the sierra. the storm will exit saturday evening. if you can save outdoor plans until sunday, sunday is dry and bright. the second half of the weekend is shaping up to be the better of the days. sunshine and mild today. there is that rain on saturday. dry on sunday. spring arrives and it's about warming temperatures next week. widespread 80's away from the coast. reggie: a child zip lining through a rain forest in costa rica cras

that crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of capitol expressway and story road person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries that they're now in stable condition. the driver remained at the scene of the crash. talk to police. it's unclear if the pedestrian was using the crosswalk. now to our coronavirus coverage this afternoon as more places remove mask mandates, some people maybe still afraid of covid exposure, especially if they've avoided the virus for the last 2 years. kron four's amanda hari spoke to an infectious disease expert about how people who have never caught the virus should approach these changing guidelines. >> given the low level of virus, the community chances of you getting it is going to be much lower than even just 2 weeks ago. that's one of the main reasons. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong. >> says people shouldn't be fearful of catching covid. he says the chances of getting it are slim despite less masking and more people returning to work in person, he added that he expects it to be even slimmer in t

you expressway report of a fire. but as you can see, we're not seeing any major delays attached to that traffic hazard head into the city right now. 12 minutes for your drive from the maze 2 that fremont street exit in the city golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes for you there. and 24 walnut creek traveling to 5.80, about 11 minutes for your drive. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6.16, and new this morning. vice president kamala harris is in romania. she met with the romanian president to discuss the response or their response to the crusher. refugees are actually head of that country right now from ukraine. the trip comes after the vice president wrapped up a trip to poland where she met with us and polish that are also helping with the refugee crisis in that country. so we continue to follow the vice president's movements this morning. call of this happening as russia continues. in fact, expands its attacks on ukraine. now striking airports in the west part of the country b

were checking your bridges right now, but in the south bay, 6.80, northbound southeast capitol expressway. >> san jose, we have a hazard and so things are slowing down there just a bit. metering lights are on at the bay bridge this morning. thankfully, no accidents or hazards. so about a 40 minute drive as you're traveling to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. there. it will take about 13 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell well about a 9 minute commute for you this morning. traffic is starting to pick up and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute drive. happening today. state lawmakers are expected to announce a bill that could put $400 in your pocket. that would be nice if it's meant to help with the rising gas prices. we're seeing sarah stinson live in contra costa. so who would go in your pocket then would fly out of your pocket immediately to your gas >> yeah, people money stats because they are spending money rapidly at the pump. take a look. someone like this righ

it was at the intersection of capitol expressway and story road. the person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, although we're now told are in stable condition. so hopefully they'll make a recovery. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. unclear right now if the pedestrian was in the crosswalk at the time of the accident or not, that will be part of the investigation as it unfolds. meanwhile, a woman is facing charges now for a deadly hit and run. that happened in oakland last october. officers have been looking for this woman identified as kenya. morris in connection with an incident that killed michel martelly. now police say it was on october 29th at about 10:00pm that michelle was riding an electric scooter along foothill boulevard right near garfield elementary school when she was struck by a car and died. and since then, police have been looking for the person they believe was behind the wheel. kenya morris, they named her as a suspect. oakland police shared information about this case on social m

there along the allman in expressway. so be careful if you're traveling in that direction.se it looks like most of this is going to continue to sag south, but they're going to be a little poll says of energy in the system that are going to continue to come through and work its way through the bay area. so this is not just a lonely one. they'll be more on the way and that whole line look how strong that storm is just making its way into the santa cruz mountains. that is a heaven line of storms. we could see some thunderstorms associated with some of this cold air as it comes through something to watch out for. and you see some more scattered showers back in the half. moon bay a little further to the north. we're seeing some of those showers move through right now that some of that activity just beginning to pick up a moving south pacific and a half moon bay, an elder daughter right now on tara beach, further to the north, we've got another round of some showers out there. so things are active out there for tonight and will continue to be that way, at least through the nightt

. >> that crash happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of capitol expressway and story roaden to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. although we are told that that person is in stable condition this morning. the driver did remain at the scene of the crash and is cooperating with police. unclear if the pedestrian was using a crosswalk at the time. a woman is now facing charges for a deadly hit and run. that happened in oakland last october. officers have been looking for this woman, kenya morris in connection with the incident that killed michelle, our valley. police say it was on october 29th at about 10:00pm that michel martelly was riding an electric scooter along foothill boulevard right near garfield elementary school when she was struck by that car and died since then, officers have been looking for kenya. morris as the suspect in that case, oakland police shared information about the case on shows for immediate last friday and they they made a post yesterday morning saying that morris was arrested and has now been charged with the crime. >> it's 6.34, in a san

were checking your bridges right now, but in the south bay, 6.80, northbound southeast capitol expresswaye have a hazard and so things are slowing down there just a bit. metering lights are on at the bay bridge this morning. thankfully, no accidents

. >> here in sunnyvale, northbound one o one south of north lawrence expressway. along one. 0, one to 80 82 might be good alternate for you. if you're trying to navigate around that. also along highway. 24 john mentioned the rain we're seeing there. well, now, lafayette westbound 24 west of happy valley road. we do have an accident, seeing a slight delay a little further here in a rent let's also get a look at our bridges traveling into the city right now. 21 minutes may's to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge under 13 as you're headed across towards the peninsula. so that has improved traffic from what we saw earlier in the morning traveling along 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. 18 minutes for you at this 80 picking up. 28 minutes from san leandro down into milpitas to 37 and one. 0 one as you're heading from 85 to menlo park about 35 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain at 9.51. is the time the standoff between major league baseball owners and their players has resulted as we know in a lockout. now. >> and it's not only affec

this is the santa clara, though, south now want to one at sand thomas expressway.g 2 1, we're seeing pockets slowing traffic heading into the city right now. 70 minutes mason at fremont street exit as you head across towards the peninsula's like traffic is starting to get busy there. so 14 minutes as you're traveling across to one o one, for 51 minutes and growing as a traveling to conquer. and we'll look at 6.80, dublin to fremont about 16 minutes for you. there are james. thank you. ran at 7.30, right now. and let's get back to this terrible story in sacramento where a father >> killed his 3 young daughters and then killed the person who is supervising the visit before he killed himself. >> yeah. tragic happened inside of a church. neighbors nearby heard the gunshots. investigators now trying to piece together exactly what happened. kron four's will tran is up in sacramento for us now with the very latest on what we know so far. well. >> unfortunately, we may never know exactly what happened because the father turned the gun on himself and committed suicide. he's

if you always think you're right on a trade and can't admit you're wrong that's an expressway ticketf your money. you're not the only one in the market. if you were, there be no market, right? so as simple as it sounds the key to taking advantage of these wild swings is to have buy and sell discipline, have you to have an exit strategy on the upside but more importantly, you need to have an exit strategy on the downside as well heck, i would argue that's even more important to cut your loser s quickly, than let your winners run. charles: although i have to admit, we always say that, i always cut my losers a little later in hindsight, but i do try to cut them. all right, we know there's no bell on tops or bottoms right but when you see the kind of carnage under the hood, you know , when we look at this 52 week lows at a 30 year high on the nasdaq, i mean, you've got to get a sense, david that we're getting near the worst if that is the case, how do you react to that? >> yeah, there's no question, you know, it's ringing bells here to roll up your sleeves and look for some of those 52 w

come here to michigan and travel on the expressway. they are right off the expressway.orhoods that you hold your breath if you have to go through them. the houses are rubble. i just wonder, why don't you do a podcast showing the decay of the united states and what to do with all the rubble? where do we dispose of it? host: we want to stay on ukraine but if you've got a comment you can go ahead. guest: it's certainly an important point. i love michigan but this is not a topic we focus on. we focus on foreign affairs strategy national security issues. host: mount gilead, ohio on the republican line, george. caller: yes. host: can you mute your tv? is that what's playing? caller: yeah, my question is, wouldn't we be better off to deal with putin while he's got his hands full with ukraine? when he's done with ukraine you know he's going to start elsewhere with cyber attacks on the united states and everything else. host: what do you think? guest: we do already have a real cyber problem with russia. many people have written and spoken about it very eloquently. i think that w

by the time the license plate reader hits, they are on the expressway and are now five miles down, and we are completely operating in the dark. when it is tracked, we are on top of it. when not tracked, it is completely random and we occasionally get lucky. this privacy issue israel, but cannot be slowing this down because we need this right now. this could be the game changer. other things could be impactful a little, but tracking is everything. john: we are working with law enforcement to find a way to get the balance right and think we are making progress. we think we can do this in a way that balances consumer privacy with consumers'need to be protected from cart -- consumers' need to be protected from carjacking. david: we have long-standing relationships with the fbi, homeland security and customs and border objections -- border protection. we have done car investigations for over 100 years. regarding secondary markets, carjackings are usually associated with drive-by shootings and other offenses. but the secondary market for auto thefts is different. we have seen 39% increase in

we have seen the strength, resilience of the ukrainian people on display over the last several expresswaybut this weather is presenting an additional challenge. it's been a couple weeks now with the power outages, as well as the communications disruptions in ukraine. you can see the swirl over the black sea helping to pull down some colder air from the north. 12° in moscow, 23° right now in minsk. the overall weather set-up shows a big dip in the jet stream, the northerly flow is pumping down colder air. we can estimate some temperatures across ukraine. kyiv, mid 20s, and the wind chill or the feels like temp, feels like the teens across much of the country. so for folks with power outages trying to stay warm, trying to leave the country, it's presenting a danger with the well below average across the country. the average is around 40°, but the feels like through the teens, through the rest of the week you can see the temperatures still well below average but thankfully as we move into the weekend and into next week, the temperatures are trending warmer, above average by the middle part o

it's four seconds before we get it, they're now five miles down, on the expressway, the dan ryan, we're completely operating in the dark. when it's tracked, we're there right on top of it. when it's not tracked, it's completely, completely random and we occasionally will get lucky. so that's why this privacy issue, it's real, but it absolutely cannot be stopping this and slowing this thing down because we need this right now. i mean, this could be the game changer. the other things can be impactful a little bit. but tracking is everything. >> mr. bozzella? >> i would simply say we're working to work with law enforcement to find a way to get this balance right. we think we're making progress in that regard. and we think that we can do this in a way that balances consumer privacy with the consumer's need to be protected from carjacking. >> maybe the industry could start by having a consistent piece of technology as opposed to many different ones, as you mentioned. mr. glawe, would you like to comment on the secondary market issue? >> chairman durbin, thank you for the question. we have lo

can see traffic is doing very well all over the place south bay north dont 87 near the capitol expressway. there is a grass fire. chp is on the scene. it's a small fire four. oh one. let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you. wolf. russia continues to attack civilian targets in ukraine bombing at theater and mario paul, where hundreds of people have been sheltering. of that theater was destroyed, but we're getting reports that the bomb shelter held up. some of the people are now walking out of that theater . satellite images of the theater from monday showed the word children written in russian in large letters on the pavement in front of and behind that building. for the first time president biden is calling russian president putin a war criminal. there's no argument. i mean, it's about terrorizing the ukrainian population, and that is the war crime. today russian forces attacked a 16 story apartment building in kiev, causing a fire there. firefighters as you can see here, evacuated people from that burning building. in his appeal to congress, president zelensky asked law

at the lawrence expressway off ramp, just a car being towed out of the way, not backing anything up, no major issues there to tell you about. here's a live picture at 2 80 in san jose. sometimes we see caltrain going through this picture. in fact, we saw it a short time ago and just want to remind people after that crash yesterday. there is a bus bridge between milbury and south san francisco on caltrain, but they are operating on a normal weekday schedule today. here's look at the mcarthur maze car, kenya's bridge to mcarthur maze just 16 minutes long. that's a pretty good drive. san mateo bridge traffic is light as well. 4 31. let's go back to the desk. well, us lawmakers have approved more military and humanitarian aid for ukraine. reporter lauren blanchard tells us the move may signal more attacks on the capital city of keith. russian violence hitting closer to western ukraine. shelling now reported less than 200 miles from the polish border and less than three hours from lviv, where hundreds of thousands have fled. kids shouldn't see you them northern, they shouldn't hear the bo