there's lingering slowing east 80 at gilman. cleared but traffic is slow.bay bridge and right now the traffic approaching the bridge is very light. definitely holiday like here at the bay bridge. things are lighter. columbus day being a federal holidays. courts are closed and banks are closed and, of course, the people that work there are not going and that is making it easier. 8:48. let's go to kayla. >> the weather is chilly start to the day out there and also cloudy start to the day but we are seeing some 50s on the map and 50s right here at our studios in oakland. 53 now. we have moved up in san francisco. low 40s and santa rosa. napa 45 degrees. the jet stream has taken a dive to the south and cooler air rolling down and that's what we have seen in the last few days and that is why we have cooled down so quickly. a little more seasonal than we were. fog we are hanging on to. if we look at the visibility you can see from santa rosa to nevada socked in with fog and it has been like this all morning. pretty consistent. nevada had to break and napa got in

street want to take you over to berkeley because we have this crash 80 east that's counter commute at gilman it's a hit and run and and we have couple lanes blocked so it's solid from the maze heading east all the way into berkeley. now the commute direction is westbound and that's lighter than usual as well we'll call it slow in little pockets. i really quick 21 minute trip heading west on 80 from crockett down to the maze will check more improving drive times coming up james. >>news this morning to update you on we understand one person is dead after a hit and run in richmond happened around 2 40 this morning at the intersection of cutting and 3rd street at this point police haven't released any information about the car, they're looking for but if they do release that information we will certainly share that with you. >>and a community is remembering a catholic priest who was killed in a car crash inclusive county father matthew val cow was 61 years old he was riding with an archbishop visiting from india who was also killed in the crash kron four's gayle ong spoke to a close friend of th

john a tough drive to berkeley right now getting word of a gnat accident on 80 westbound between gilman and university this is tying up traffic your 3 left lanes are closed 80 west between university and gilman crews are on scene and has traffic crawling here out of albany for your back up the rest of the shore freeway looks great. so hercules can all return all doing fine. you have this new trouble spot tying up traffic so 17 minutes from crockett to the maze golden gate bridge just getting word of a spin out it's fan looks like someone may have knocked over a light pole its backing up traffic into sausalito northbound traffic has a view of it so little crime and from the north bay, san francisco, but still only 23 minutes novato to the toll so blocking not having a huge impact on traffic get the bay bridge, it's crowded it's going to stay like this for the remainder of the our you're still crawling from the oakland maze and northbound 17 redwood estates we have some maintenance work under way so tough drive out of the santa cruz mountains that is back he want from the summit 38 minute

commission president kimberly brandon and gail gilman. thank you for being here. we have other vips. thank you for making this happen. thank you all for being here and celebrating with us the good transportation opportunity that the ferry provides. thank you so much. [applause.] >> thank you, elaine. i know you guys expect to hear a sound because we have a microphone, but in fact this is to help with the new folks so they can get what we say right. i will be a little loud. first of all, i want to thank assembly member david chou had is advocate for transportation to make it possible for these efforts to take place. i just want to thank everyone who is here and all those who played a role to make sure on day one of the opening of the chase center we didn't hear hardly any complaints. the fact is, you know, it had to do with so many amazing folks from the m.t.a. to the port to the warriors, to so many folks getting the word out to coordinate these efforts in a way that would help make getting here easier on public transit, whether it is by ferry, muni or what have y

i think commissioner gilman has the point of between friday and tuesday everyone will have a list of those scores. if the commission is comfortable with that, i don't know that i see a weakness. it's sort of the flipside of not seeing the scores but seeing like if you are going to have everything in front of you and you are going to have the public in front of you as well. so if that concentration of information makes sense to you, i think i don't see a problem with it. it allows us to compress that period, which is a good thing. we'll ask for the executive summary, and that will form the basis of that staff report. we'll directly cut and paste. so we are not putting words in their mouth. and if they don't show up, we'll be able to walk through that executive summary. and i think the tenor of the presentations is going to be very pointed in terms of -- those guys aren't as good as me. but i think that feels where. >> but they'll want to show up and present because we still have the option of rejecting the recommendation. >> exactly. we have other rfps. >> and they may want to set up

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. >> commissioner gilman. >> thank you for the presentation. i have one question about your scenario models when you were modeling all those scenarios. i was curious if you looked at population migration or loss of housing. i was just curious how populations would shift across the city as part of your modeling. >> the scenarios those numbers and scenarios are based on current populations today. so we also do model kind of population and job growth over for our bay area, the middle and for our land use planning and understanding of growth capacity, where growth would be happening. those numbers i showed you don't actually include that. they show just a snapshot of people and jobs that are within the inundation zone or the future vulnerability zone today. it's a little bit -- it's not exactly apples to apples, those numbers because it's saying future sea level rise but current population. that's what those numbers are. but i think you bring up a good point that we also ought to be thinking about future sea level rise and future population. one re

. >> welcome good to have you with us jenny harrington is the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management and also with us on set today is cnbc senior economics reporter, steve liesman. we begin with stocks falling the fourth time in five days adp only adding fears today that the economy is slowing more substantially. bond yields also falling farmer jim, i'm giving you the first crack. dow falls 500. more economic data comes out soft i was told on this desk that the consumer is so good that it doesn't matter if the manufacturing economy is so bad, stocks can still go up >> but the consumer is a lagging indicator. i tried to hit that yesterday. the consumer is strong right now, but that's the last crack to form, okay? what you've got is you've got pmis, all the ism surveys in the u.s. are finally catching up to what's been going on internationally. that's been happening for some time you look at the european area, look at germany, and it's clearly in a manufacturing recession. so where do we go from here? look, here's the good news we don't have to go down the tubes. it re

. >>80 east at gilman a crash blocks the 2 right lanes but the westbound commute direction is fine.nd the no problems on 24 5.80. >>is the san francisco 49 ers turn to be the bay area's we believe team like the warriors rose from the grave to the playoffs in 2007. the niners are for real and you better believe it. they are fine this morning more wins then they had all last season. the 49 ers beat the nfc champion rams yesterday 20 to 7. san francisco is now the number one and only undefeated team in the nfc west. if you saw the first 4 games were a fluke. still win this game. but the niners limited jared goff to 78 passing yards and sacked him 4 times. i'm not going to linger on jimmy g with the sound down like i normally would because richard sherman says the defense to get the credit. to prosecute heart. jo kwon ski. >>tart you know that feel like he's not good enough love because they just don't want to say is so i'm just helping everybody out key. jimmy war, those are people that you you probably should keep track of in in and start to pay attention to. >>jimmy jimmy tuck was ke

carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kem young gilman has called off to nuclearization talks with the united states in sweden he says washington has brought nothing to the table delegations from both countries were in stockholm to discuss pyongyang ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted there's been more anti-government unrest and live fire in iraq's capital baghdad officials say at least 5 protesters were killed on saturday after a 2 day curfew ended most 100 people have died in the recent arrest and a number of t.v. stations have been attacked there were more protests in hong kong on saturday hundreds of people had been demonstrating against a ban on face masks despite the march being canceled by organizers it was called off after hong kong's rail network was closed because of what authorities called malicious vandalism scott heiler has more from hong kong. a march and some sporadic protests here in hong kong on saturday much less than what we've seen over the last 48 hours and much less than we've seen in pr

we have a crash westbound 80 at elport ow, look for a crash on the flip side eastbound 80 at gilman streetraffic slow as you approach the scene. >>> a chilly start to the day, tracking low clouds and fog along the coast. you can see that, those clouds out there and areas of fog. as we head through the afternoon clearing, we are going to warm up with plenty of sunshine, low 80s for concord and fairfield, upper 70s from san jose and livermore, low 70s in oakland and upper 60s in san francisco. very similar for tuesday, cooling down beginning wednesday through the rest of the work week and into the weekend. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. only on "cbs this morning" the parents of a british teenager killed by an american driver tell us about their push for justice. they traveled to this country and came here to studio 57 to share their story. >>> plus, chaos and violence following the u.s. troop pullback in northern syria. how it could give isis a boost. >>> and journalist ronan farrow will be here with his book