you used to go right onto fulsome or left onto freemont. you can no longer take that right hand turn, you can only make the left hand turn onto freemont. that means all the traffic coming off the bridge is now going to have to make that left turn, that's going to be the case until march because of this construction. we had a chance to talk to the transportation authority, we talked about what they are going to be doing over the next few months. >> the safety improvementings include a walk way where there isn't 1 now, a bike lane as well as a traffic signal, meaning it will only turn red when someone is waiting to cross the intersection. >> as i said last night, they had the freemont exit completely shut down, they reopened that about 4:45 this morning as you can see from this live shot, you can see traffic is flowing down the ramp nicely. you can no longer make that right turn it is only going to be a left turn all that traffic is going to start backing up at that light we anticipate seeing that as the backup goes along. >>> hopefully that

the bay bridge freemont street off ramp, this is the san francisco side, we're looking at the freemontt before it makes the sweeping right hand turn to what used to be access to fulsome street as well as freemont, but the fulsome street access shut off until march for 6 months because of construction on city streets. so watching this because it is likely that later on this morning we're going to see a backup here that could even affect the commute at the bay bridge tole plaza where the lights have been activated and the backup is already starting to build towards the end of lot already starting to slow here for the westbound ride. for the bridge, highway 92, i just confirmed with caltran that a wind advisory that was put in place last night is still in effect for the bridge so there could be some high winds for you to encounter especially on the high-rise section of this span. for the golden gate bridge your ride should look good with no problems either northbound or southbound, a smooth trip here as well as the richmond bridge where the westbound ride is light enough there are no back

also it took a long time but we finally started to see delays at the freemont street off ramp.up on to the ramp from city streets because the right lane of the end of this ramp has been shutdown. you can no longer turn right getting toward fullsome street. we'll be getting more on that coming up from kron4. in the meantime let's get a weather update. here is annie. >> thanks, george. happy tuesday morning. here is a live look at our sfo airport camera and you can see we've got a few areas of cloud. fog is pretty minimal and we are seeing delays on arriving flights of sfox still averaging 45 minutes because of low visibility. oakland and san jose no problems for those planes landing and taking off. okay so if you liked yesterday you'll liked to. on the first full day of fall, here is a look at your day planner, just areas of fog, a mild start this morning and by lunch time clearing and skies in the mid 70s inland, low 70s for the bay including also for parts of downtown san francisco and then by late afternoon, we will be topping out into the mid 70s and low 80s so really nice b

aproximado de 5 mil millones de dÓlares en la actualidad la planta tiene locaciones en palo alto y freemonta de la bahÍa dijo el presidente de freemont representantes de tesla han dado conocer que tienen planes de construir mÁs plantas a medida que crezca la compaÑÍa. >> fue con reporte de vanessa ramÍrez. california revisa por el tercer aÑo de consecutivo de sequÍa, muchos ya no cuentan con medidores de agua saber a cuÁnto asciende el vital lÍquido. sale a flote debido que las leyes de california requieren que se de contar con un medidor de agua a mÁs tardar para el 2025 desde 1992 las casas construidas en california debe contar con ley con medidores de agua. unas 235.000 casas y negocios no cuentan con este dispositivo segÚn lo dio a conocer la junta estatal del agua. en el Área de mariposa muy cerca del parque 300 familias se vieron obligadas a evacuar sus hogares por la amenazante cercanÍa de un voraz incendio otras 400 fueron advertidas sobres el peligro las llamas ya consumieron unos 400 acres de terreno solo estÁ contenido en un 25%. hasta este momento no se han reportado daÑos a las

get around the closure and the other is to use the free mop street ramp and -- pre-month street -- freemont street ramp. >> they unanimously decide to have california waist solutions do that job but they sent city, the rates that were opposed on august 18th, and there are still more for the program and if necessary it started july 1 july 1st. >> fallel foreign why because of the lawsuit could not get all of the funding it needed to expand, had you ever they will announce knew requirements, and the idea is to make equal pay the law. they will have to include this on the report and businesses with not have to play amount. >> college of law planned to pill and there is an ongoing labor distribute involving hastings. many have been working without a sports -- sports complex, and president barack obama is talking about u.s. air strikes in syria. the u.s. launched more than a dozen in the city which the terror group has establish had assets capital. five took part in the air strikes in emit. >> it is significant we have four arab countries are attack ago sunni based terrorist organization and tha

freemont and san jose already has similar registries, last january, the security camera video identifiedpected serial arsonist in san jose leading to the arrest. christi christine capperton works in this shopping center. she says safety outweighs everything else. >> we have too many invasive things happening, big brother's all over the place. but there's already cameras everywhere you go. >> this will help out the police, they can see what broke the window, to come inside and do something bad. >> many way renner park is a small, safe city and they want to keep it that way. >>> as part of an effort to raise money for a permanent korean war -- korean war vet rolle stewart will make the 1.25-mile swim from alcatraz to san francisco in the 19th annual alcatraz to san francisco race. >> good luck to you, mr. stewart. and if you would like to give where you live, we have added a link to the korean war memorial foundation on our website. >>> rachel ray's new season starts tomorrow right here on abc 7. she stopped by about a week and a half ago and abc 7 news anchor got a chance to spend some ti

a generation whose people knew freemont and custer.on facing a live of dirt and poverty, disease. growing up without proper food, medical care or schooling, ill clad, ill housed and ill fed and in the greatest river valley in the world. ♪ ♪ >> there is no such thing as an ideal river in nature but the mississippi river is out of joint. dust blowing in the west, floods raging in the east, we have seen these problems growing to alarming extremes. when we first found the great valley, it was 40% forested. today, for every 100 acres of forest we found, we have ten left. today 5% of the entire valley is ruined forever for agricultural use. 25% of the top soil has been shoved by the old river into the gulf of mexico. today two out of five farmers in the valley are tenant farmers. 10% of them share croppers and we are forcing 50,000 more into tenancy and cropping every year. flood control of the mississippi means control in the great delta:the old river can be control. we had the power to take the valley apart, we have the power to put it tog

cars, using aluminum coils, and actually stamp their auto parts right there, and their plants in freemont and so we are taublging about that and we are talking also about possibly exporting the finished product and the finished vehicles to asia and possibly also europe, and we are looking at bringing in the bulk product that will supply the batteries for the giga factory that they just announced that they will be building, outside of reno, nevada and we think that will be a great opportunity for the port and other items that we are looking at also include the products that come in the specialized 20 foot containers that will give the port in the holes and vessel and we are looking at bags, and of the products like the lime that will be used in various uses and other parts of the world. we are schedule to come back to the port commission. >> yes? >> i am hearing a lot about what is coming in, how much is going out? >> so right now, pier 80, really is almost 100 percent focused on imports and so we are trying to change that and trying to find the ex-ports that we can attract as well, like t

una ruta alterna partir de maÑana, una opciÓn es la salida 2h a la calle harrison y tomar la calle freemontjoras en la arteria por lo que tardarÁn seis meses en reabrirla. el servicio secreto de evaluar las medidas de seguridad de la casa blanca desde que nombre lograra colarse hasta la puerta de la residencia y llevaba un cuchillo en su auto tenÍa 800 cartuchos de municiÓn, dos hachas y un machete. desde washington, fernando pizarro nos pone al tanto. >> con mÁs de medidas de seguridad estÁ la casa blanca dÍas del incidente en que un veterano exaltÓ la reja de la menciÓn, a partir de mÁs presencia de agentes del servicio secreto, una barda adicional protege el Área por donde entrÓ el individuo, aprovechando que se estÁ reparando la reina original del edificio. omar gonzÁlez, de 42 aÑos y con residencia en texas, con un cuchillo pudo correr sin ser detenido por el jardÍn y hasta la puerta de la casa blanca el viernes. los fiscales dicen que se hallaron 800 cartuchos de municiones, un machete, y dos hachas de su vehÍculo. ya había sido detenido en junio al tres en tÉrminos de washington port

. >> and 41, tahama and the developers and the 181 freemont, and the developer, and the investment ocii, rather than the planning commission and block six is included in the initial cfe, and and they are required to participate in the cfd, and the dda, or the distribution and development, in the ci and also, prosides the same thing. and developing by tmg has not yet received the entitlements and if it does receive the entitlements and the planning commission will impose the same condition that the tmg participate in this cfd. and so that makes a total of 6 development projects that are subject to the cfd in the near term. >> and the in conjunction with the transit district plan that the per described methology for establishing the special tax rate, the rate will be the annual same as 0.55 percent of the building value, and that will be paid, annually, and 30 years and so that is about a half of one percent, and for 30 years. and the implementation. to determine the tax rates, and to set be forth and by the supervisors and by required by the mela rus, law, and after that the city conduct

de los cuatro carriles que componen la rampa de la salida freemont-falwzone estarÁn cerradas por seisrla por dos razones. una es para mejorar la seguridad en el Área para los peatones y ciclistas. la segunda razÓn es para crear una parcela de tierra mÁs grande para la construcciÓn de viviendas en los prÓximos aÑos. entre los planes estÁ la construcciÓn de un edificio residencial 177 serÁn para familias de bajos ingresos. durante del cierre de los carriles que dan a la calle los conductores tendrÁn que tomar la salida por harrison aunque esto suena fÁcil pudiera acarrear complicaciones. hasta para los conductores de los autobuses pÚblicos. >> vamos a agarrar para la izquierda, pero para doblar a la derecha en howard va a ser mÁs complicado. >> el proyecto tendrÁ un costo de 3.5 millones de dÓlares se espera que estÉ terminado para marzo del prÓximo aÑo. >> este cierre es algo que miles de automovilistas se encontrarÁn como un problema cotidiano, sobre todo para aquellos que vienen del este de la bahÍa y se dirigen hacia el distrito financiero de san francisco. nos dijeron tambiÉn que s

>> reporter: we are here in the freemont hills and people already have started showing up here at theu can see here in the parking lot and that is because the car used to allow them and it opens at 6:30 a.m. and on social media sites, people have been posting selfies at the top of mission peak and a sweeping view of the bay is caughting a traffic jam down below the sanford avenue parking lot for park visitors, which only has 42 parking spaces and there are open a few. the cop questionings -- congestion with heavy foot traffic is causing severe corrosion for hikers. >> we get to the top and the sun is barely peeking and it is not as bad or as hot or humid but when you come around 10:00 and 12, it gets hot and dry. >> reporter: park officials say hikers come unprepared. the hike is three miles and there is no water and rest stops and often march med -- paramedics are called for medical emergencies. dogs have died from dehide duration in passed years. they want to protect the trail and make sure everybody stays safe, it is 6:30 a.m. apogeny want to say every five minutes or so we see a n

freemont, 76 degrees. san francisco, low clouds and fog in the morning clearing nearly the shore line, temperature in san francisco downtown in the upper 60s. here is a look ahead to the five-day forecast, temperatures cooling off into tuesday, wednesday, picking up clouds, a slight chance of a shower into early thursday morning, probably a few clouds. we'll gradually warm things up by friday. coming up, we'll update a major hurricane spinning off the baja coastline and it could generate showers across the state. that forecast coming up in a little bit. >> >> 19th annual chocolate festival this weekend. two day event. plenty of ways to satisfy the urge for chocolate, but it is one of the top fund-raisers, attracting more than 40,000 people that came out to taste the chocolate i pair it with wine and watch it being made. for some, competing in an ice cream eating contest. last year raised $90,000 for project open hand. >> >> grabbing people's attention about a serious men's health issue -- >> break the stig

afternoon highs, 80 in sunnyville. 78 in freemont. we will reach 80 in -- no 90s on the board. they have fallen off. in the bridge bay. 76 for richmond. north bay peninsula, 80, downtown we're like 68 and 69. kron 4, around the bay forecast. partly cloudy conditions to mostly clear conditions. still nothing over 90 degrees. >>> several award winning hollywood stars caught in a nude scandal. hackers catching photohes of several celebrities. >>> and the 9ers settle on a quarterback. >>> and the rangers go from rocky mountain high to rocky mountain low in colorado. next in sports. >>> actress jennifer laurence is just one of celebrities firing back tonight after hackers stole nude images of the stars and posted those online. twitter has -- apple has reportedly fixed a bug that could allow hackers to get to the celebrity accounts and the fbi is also investigating this case. reaction from the victims. >> i will make you so sorry for what you have done to my family. >> on screen jennifer laurence seems like no one to mess around with. off screen she is talking just as tough. in a sta

." >>> your time now is 7:10, looking live out at freemont, hazy start, and the golden gate bridge, yep, fog, but anthony says it will clear up for nice temperatures ahead. turning to help put the pieces back together. structural engineers are using drones to help people in napa rebill. a research team from san diego launched droeps over the quake-damaged historic billings last week. the team is now generating three dimensional models that could play a big role in the rebuilding process. >> reporter: as folks work to repair the massive damage caused by last month's earthquake, some unique research is also taking flight. researchers from uc san diego's structural engineering department are using drones to capture unique views of the damage of napa's historic land marks. >> as traj ig as the event, the earthquake, right, it's a powerful learning tool to see how they respondsed to the ground shaking, how they have been damaged. >> reporter: look at the 3-d models the team generated so far. you're looking at the family vineyards's tasting room, a building that too big a big hit. >> it has s

. >>> temperatures will start to warm things up a few degrees, 77 in san jose, 75 in freemont, and 67egrees. east bay numbers up in the 70s, low 80s this afternoon, in the north bay you'll see 77 in santa rose, about 70 degrees in san francisco, 66 degrees in daly city. and here comes the off-shore winds those will kick in kicking up temperatures inland, 70s out towards the beaches i think that nice weather going to stick around and thursday and on friday maybe some 90s in the valleys, mid-70s towards the coastline, and then cooling down slightly as we head towards the weekend. >>> why are now not on vacation this week? >> that is an excellent question, i think i should go now. >> no kidding. >> by the way, who is on vacation this week? >> somebody very smart. >> all right. you guys love coffee, right? >> we love it. >> today you could get a free 1, coffee drinkers may be interested to know today is national coffee day. they are giving away free or discounted cups of joe. this 1 gets you into the stores so you buy some other goodies. here's a look, petes ray petes, crispy cream, they

east bay highs tomorrow. 76, oakland. 82, freemont. 83, castro valley. and upper 80s to 90. fairfield. livermore. 91 at antioch. accuweather seven-day forecast. friday likely be the warmest in the forecast period. almost 70 on the coast. temperatures will drop off a couple degrees each day through the weekend. further cooling monday. inland high temperatures throughout, drop back down into the 80s. mild to warm to hot days. >> ha-ha. >> thank you, spencer. >> well still to come here on abc 7 news at 9:00. abc 7 news at 9:00. the volunte can't say thank you enough. abc 7 news at 9:00. the volunte you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about t

. >> freemont's warwick elementary 4th grade class, the whole semester so far drought related. >> ifr then we will run out of water. >> we can all. >> students put it in a chant. their room lined with their water saving ideas. >> sound off. >> conservation. >> sound off. >> plan for the future. >> sound off. >> one, two, three, four. >> good job. >> students tell us that they are taking the conservation message home. in fact teaching their parents how to save water. reporting live, john fowler ktvu. >>> interesting to say that's the students new reality. our reality as well. this drought is here and it's been here for a while. any rain at all that you are seeing down the line. >> it's not even a new reality. when we were kids back in the 80s, i remember the 88 drought. and how we kind of -- things moved along after that. we were very water conscious and now we're going back to it. that's the way it should be. speaking of water off shore temperatures are pretty warm. we have got numbers out there, 63 degrees in monterrey. those are santa barbara numbers. something you might see down a

the freemont hall of justice in freemont and the hay ward hall of justice on ama dor street. the service is free and anonymous. >>> a passenger was hit on the head by a hammer what led to the violent attack. >>> a tragedy for people in oklahoma, what caused the crash and who is headed to the scene. >>> outside our doors this morning, it's a bit of a cloudy start for small, but we have a sunny mild pattern in place for this afternoon. i'll have those numbers for you and a notable warmup coming up. . >>> a vole ken owe has erupted in central japan sending a large plume of ash high into the sky. they're warning climbers and hikers from being in that area. nhk said there are reports of injuries but there is no word on their severity. the 10,000 foot vole ken owe sits on the spine of the mountains that runs on the main island. the last eruption was in 2007. >>> four college students died and 15 were hurt after the school bus was hit in oklahoma. it happened late last night about an hour south of oklahoma city. the coach and the students were coming after a softball scrimage. it ap

. >> freemont firefighters raised more than $30,000 needed to celebrate a group of veterans to d.c. for the weekend. what a wonderful gesture by them. >> let's go to spencer christian. >> we have lots of low clouds around. here's live doppler 7 hd. reaching locally out over parts of the bay right now. it's a bit overcast, but not dreary looking, these are our forecast pictures. clouds and fog becoming more extensive overnight. spotty drizzle is possible in the overnight hours. we'll see mild to warm days into next week. let's talk about -- we'll give you a little el nino update. the warming of the waters in the basket which can have a look at our winter weather. minor areas of the surface waters there. this week we see a few more areas of some warming on the surface waters. and here's what could happen. the ocean temps are higher than they were a month ago. a weak el nino condition is likely this fall and winter, and the impact on the california drought, looks like a weak el nino developing, not a strong one. if it's a strong one, it could have a great impact on our weather. how abo

san jose, upper 70s, 78 and freemont, 76 and san francisco, i lot of overcast in the morning.es are partly cloudy and a gradual process into the afternoon hours. this is a look ahead. the last weekend of summer. fall begins on monday evening and no major changes, just more clouds into wednesday. >>> mark, thank you. >>> public officials take aim at our state's largest utility. and the very agency charged with keeping it in check. >> a blatant disregard for the law. >> the cpuc has been in dereliction of the most essential duty. >> the unholy alliance. >> the public officials this group of lawmakers is calling on to force change. in the wake of the san bruno pipeline explosion. >> and frustrated that her daughter is no the learning spanish. >> and i work really hard for her to go to the schools. >> the reason the school district gave for a spanish emersion program going for an entire month without a permanent teacher. also, b.a.r.t.'s number one crime problem may not be what you expect. what the statistics are showing about domestic violence on b.a.r.t. those stories and more c

a lot of low to mid 70s around the bay. 75 in freemont for your afternoon. have a warm you were on the way. and i will show you when we can expect the temperatures to spike coming up. >>> we are following developing news in the east bay. it's been a busy morning for fire fighters in the city of alameda. 7 suspicious fires set within a 7-block radius. >> i looked out the window, and it was just fire. flames just all the way to the -- all the way to the sky. big red flames. >> the largest fire was at a strip mall in park street that destroyed at least one business. alley rasmus is joining us live. >> reporter: we are waiting outside alameda fire station in the downtown area. and investigators are supposed to give us an update on the investigation into the suspicious fires. 7 happened overnight. you can see behind us things have not gotten started yesterday. we have seen alameda police and fire fighters getting ready for things to begin. alameda police arrested two men overnight on suspicion of arson. they are both adult males, one is a alameda resident and the

a generation whose people knew freemont and custer.t and poverty, disease. growing up without proper food, medical care or schooling. ill clad, ill housed and ill fed and in the greatest river valley in the world. ♪ ♪ there is no such thing as an ideal river in nature but the mississippi river is out of joint. dust blowing in the west, floods raging in the east. we have seen these problems growing to alarming extremes. when we first found the great valley, it was 40% forested. today, for every 100 acres of forest we found, we have 10 1<#a>-l3;m¿ñr today 5% of the entire valley is ruined forever for agricultural use. 25% of the topsoil has been shoved by the old river into the gulf of mexico. today, 2 out of 5 farmers in the valley are tenant farmers. 10% of them sharecroppers and we are forcing 50,000 more into tenancy and cropping every year. flood control of the mississippi means control in the great delta that must carry all the water brought down from two thirds of the continent. and the old river can be controlled. we had the powe

not too far where they assemble everything in freemont, california. >> yeah, but the labor situationl be better. tesla continues to amaze. these are big products. talk about europe, going back a sec, there's no tesla there. there's no major -- there's no silicon valley there. i mean, this is what germany needs to do. they have bmw, a great company, where do they put up a factory? >> south carolina. >> or mexico where they send them up the union pacific. there's factories in an amazing little place where they pay $5 an hour, but demand in the country? no. demand in our country? musk -- how many people are going to -- 5,000 -- what's the number? the unemployment is going to be 2%. parts with 2% unemployment, getting used to that. we have demand in the country. >> very exciting. forgetting about stock price, looking at the larger picture, i guess, of tesla, what it's been able to do so far, and gigafactory, cars, proliferation there, self-driving cars, separately, but partially, but the lifyfts and ubers. >> exactly. kids would -- when you have kids that are college age, i mean, the wor

and novato, and so for the afternoon the numbers are coming down slightly 94 for concord, 82 for freemont. 70, 81 redwood city. we're checking in at 90 degrees. the cooling trend gets under way today. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> nfl star adrian peterson surrounded to authorities in texas on suspected child abuse. he was booked at 1:06 central time and was released 20 minutes later after posting $20,000 bond. they indicted him on reckless endangerment to a child. the child went to visit him back in may. the boy told investigators he pushed his brother off a bike and that's had he got mad and spanked him with what he calls a switch or a tree branch. they show bruises and lacerations on the boy's legs and buttocks. >> you get 180 to two years in jail for this offense. if you recognize this and that would be towards two years if he didn't realize the dangers, it would be more than 180 days, he used the same kind of discipline that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. he's never hid ten from what happened. >> peterson's son went back to machine minute

kimball and oshkosh and o'neil and freemont. near norfolk and raised in fremont, and we're raising our kids about a mile it is are i grew up and wonderful blessing. and i'm also proud to be the republican nominee in this race, it's come up so many times tonight i'd like to speak to it. of proud to be in the party our -- a republican for reasons that are afternoon caricatured in the national media. don't care very much about the marriage natural tax right of the richest americans. i believe robustly in limited government and defined constitutional freedoms, because i believe the center of life is nebraska communities. families and churches and civil societies and mediating institutions and the way they another. and i am happily a proponent of politics where washington tries to do a more limited number of things but the more important things more with less shouting. and i've been blessed to spend this year across our 93 counties and to have support not just from republicans but from democrats and independent as counties.e it's bee

redwood city, 79, 78 in freemont. lots of sunshine in fairfield, seven in sfn in 77 in vallejo.nkles but tropical clouds will persist into early tomorrow morning. expect a warming trend to kick in as we head into the middle of next week. this is a weak low pressure system moves to our east, high pressure will regain strength and with that said, 90s will carry us into the weekend. annie. >>> thanks, erica. now is your chance too play your very own piano poncerto. it's playing four pianos in the most picturesque spot in the santa clara county. joining us is sandy day with the santa clara county parks and recreation, and dean of sunset piano. thanks for coming in. tell us how the county got this idea. >> we saw the advertisements and all of the story when is they placed pianos out in beautiful -- stories when they placed beautiful spots on the coast and we thought that's what we want to bring to santa clara county. it's just a beautiful marriage of music and nature and just bringing people connected in ways they've never been. dean, isn't it -- is it okay to put these pianos out of