. >> jose guadalupe. >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now. everyday i strive to make you

. >>> san jose's guadalupe river earns a dubious distinction. city is trying to change that >>> the list of the bay area's top hot spots is out. and it spans across the bay. robert honda tells us who made the list and what one city is already doing to clean up its act. >> reporter: the guadalupe river runs from the santa cruz mountains into neighborhoods in downtown san jose. some people who live along the river weren't surprised to see it listed in the top five trash spots. >> it's just covered by plastic bags and papers, toilet paper. mattresses. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: that type of trash also put damon's slough on the list. along with baxter creek in richmond. other water ways are catching up. >> this is one of the creeks that's the trashiest around san francisco bay. but there are several hundred of them like this. >> reporter: during last year's coastal clean up day volunteers cleaned up 172 tons of waste. another source of waste, homeless encampments. one man who lives underneath a guadalupe bridge admits the homeless contribute. but

. >>> san jose's guadalupe river earns a dubious distinction. how the city is trying to change that distinction, and how you can get involved. >>> bill martin is back in just six minutes with the change we can expect this weekend. >>> the list of the bay area's top hot spots is out. and it spans across the bay. robert honda tells us who made the list and what one city is already doing to clean up its act. >> reporter: the guadalupe river runs from the santa cruz mountains into neighborhoods in downtown san jose. some people who live along the river weren't surprised to see it listed in the top five trash spots. >> it's just covered by plastic bags and papers, toilet paper. mattresses. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: that type of trash also put damon's slough on the list. along with baxter creek in richmond. other water ways are catching up. >> this is one of the creeks that's the trashiest around san francisco bay. but there are several hundred of them like this. >> reporter: during last year's coastal clean up day volunteers cleaned up 172 tons o

and guadalupe is upset that police released parker so quickly. she says she has hired a lawyer and planning to sue the city if as she puts it there is no justice. >> i want there to be justice because that was my daughter and i don't want this to happen the to any other family. she's in a better place. but i would love to have justice because that was a little girl. she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: we were not able to reach felicia white parker. the school district says she is on administrative leave. >>> we have new video tonight of a shooting in san francisco's bay view district. a ktvu camera was already on the scene when a young womb woman collapsed on the scene. he was shot several times but the wounds do not appear to be life threatening. this all happened shortly after 9:00 near third and revere. the gang task force was called to investigate. the victim was sent to the hospital. so far no word of any arrests. >>> a federal appeal released two lawsuits. both lawsuits challenge the policy don't ask don't tell. the lawsuit says the bills

and guadalupe is upset that police released parker so quickly. she says she has hired a lawyer and planning to sue the city if as she puts it there is no justice. >> i want there to be justice because that was my daughter and i don't want this to happen the to any other family. she's in a better place. but i would love to have justice because that was a little girl. she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: we were not able to reach felicia white parker. the school district says she is on administrative leave. >>> we have new video tonight of a shooting in san francisco's bay view district. a ktvu camera was already on the scene when a young womb woman collapsed on the scene. he was shot several times but the wounds do not appear to be life threatening. this all happened shortly after 9:00 near third and revere. the gang task force was called to investigate. the victim was sent to the hospital. so far no word of any arrests. >>> a federal appeal released two lawsuits. both lawsuits challenge the policy don't ask don't tell. the lawsuit says the bills

da >>> lots of trash talk today about the south bay, particularly san jose's guadalupe river. the group save the bay named the banks of the guadalupe to its annual list of the bay area's worst trash spots. in places the river is quite scenic, but it's also a frequent campsite for the homeless and a magnet for litter. here's the rest of the list. pulgas creek in san carlos, damon slough in oakland, mission creek and baxter creek. the annual coastal cleanup is this saturday. >>> a new federal report released today is putting the blame on bp, british petroleum, for the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history. the 500-page report is the most comprehensive since that explosion last april which killed 11 of the 115 crew members in that offshore oil rig. the document claims bp made a series of decisions that added risk and likely led to the failure of the cement repair job. the report includes a number of ideas for new rules to improve well design, maintenance of blowout preventers and fire safety aboard offshore rigs. >>> nasa announced its selection of a new rocket for deep space

brown got the top five we have the guadalupe river down here in san jose and has will be far kron4 maureen who shows the trash and reports what this what south bay will the weight is so polluted. >> here you could see a plastic back floating in the war of the guadalupe river. this river that you're looking at go often downtown settles the before taking a lot of trash with it. and on the shoreline this is a another plastic bag. here it's a giant plastic garbage bag that is also car here. and over here i could show a candy wrapper, a lot of this trashes blown in from the city streets that surround the creek. >> some of the trash that and in the river is blamed on many of the homeless encampment that can be found along the river's edge. you could see a place where someone has been sleeping in right nearby, there is more trash there's an old newspaper and over here a discarded back of chips. >> the of terminal group that put up a list says that all of this in a war waged in the looting the water and hiring the habitat. >> the estimate that keeping areas like this free of debris is a good way t

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her mother, guadalupe with a friend translating said that she could not have made it without the emotional support. >> i'm very sad. i'm very happy with all the support. i'm thankful for everybody helping me in my hard time i really appreciate everybody coming out to me to reach me and may god bless everybody. >> reporter: but guadalupe is also angry about what happened. the drive, 49-year-old parker, a local teacher never slowed down. and she is upset that police released her so quickly. in her opinion, the case is not being taken seriously enough because, in her words, she is mexican and does not speak english. she has hired a lawyer and plans to sue the city if, as she puts it, there is no justice. >> i want there to be justice because that was my daughter and i don't want this to happen to any other family. she is in a better place, but i would love to justice because i was a little -- she was a little girl. she was a minor. she didn't believe that. >> reporter: we were not able to reach felicia white parker. the district tells us that she is on leave. the chief has been conducting a m

they say the bay chopping the list is guadalupe river is filled with garbage and a creek in san carlosdamon creek and mission creek and baxter creek in richmond. they are urging everyone to reduce their trash and turn out for this saturday's coastal cleanup day. >> port officials are warning pet lovers about a scam that claims to find homes for lonely animals from overseas. they send unsolicited e-mails. the victim gets another e-mail from the airport's so call pet department saying that the pet is being detained at the airport until the pet owner pays for vaccinations but then they find out pet never existed. they say its scam and if you receive such an e-mail. contact your local police department. >> walmart is launching a new initiative that will help women here and around the world. largest retailer will buy $20 billion in goods and services from u.s. businesses on the list and plans to double the amount of money from suppliers overseas. they plan to teach life skills including financial literacy to hundreds of thousands of women. the company says most of the 200 million people tha

rounding out the top 5, we have guadalupe river down in san jose and that is will we find maureen kelly who shows the pollution there and tell us why this south bay waterway is so polluted. >> you could see a plastic that floating in the water of the guadalupe river, this river goes through downtown san jose before emptying into the bay and unfortunately it takes a lot of trash with it. let me take to the shoreline here is yet another plastic bag that is caught up in the brush. here's a giant plastic garbage bag that is also car here. and over here i can show a candy wrapper. a lot of this trashes blown in from the city streets that surround the creek. >> some of the trash that in the open river is blamed on the homeless encampments that can be found here longer river's edge. here is a place where someone has been sleeping and right nearby there is more trash. here is an old newspaper. as well as other old things. they say all this garbage in the waterways ends up polluting the water quality and harming the habitat of the wildlife that make their home here like the ducks that you are lo

they say the bay chopping the list is guadalupe river is filled with garbage and a creek in san carlosdamon creek and mission creek and baxter creek in richmond. they are urging everyone to reduce their trash and turn out for this saturday's coastal cleanup day. >> port officials are warning pet lovers about a scam that claims to find homes for lonely animals from overseas. they send unsolicited e-mails. the victim gets another e-mail from the airport's so call pet department saying that the pet is being detained at the airport until the pet owner pays for vaccinations but then they find out pet never existed. they say its scam and if you receive such an e-mail. contact your local police department. >> walmart is launching a new initiative that will help women here and around the world. largest retailer will buy $20 billion in goods and services from u.s. businesses on the list and plans to double the amount of money from suppliers overseas. they plan to teach life skills including financial literacy to hundreds of thousands of women. the company says most of the 200 million people tha

on its list, the guadalupe river, pulmas, damon, mission creek and baxter street. save the bay so these are looted and need cleaning up. >>> now controversy for a casino is dead. richmond city leaders are considering several.s for the point. one councilmember wants housing -- counseling. while gael mclaughlin would like -- >>> the grape harvest in sonoma county is getting off to a slow start. why the the press democrat "or thes -- reports only 2% of the crop has been harvested. growers had to push back their time line for picking brakes. the 2011 crop is also expected to be slower this year but that's not bad news. some say the quality of this year's 0 off -- of this year's harvest will be good because of the mild season. >>> we have been talking a lot about cooler temperatures. these are live pictures from the san rafael camera. you can see evidence of the lingering marine layer. san rafael right now in the lower 60s. 63, but here we go with the fog, still hugging a good portion of the bay area. san leandro, a few patches remaining there. current numbers just upgr

mission bay took the top spot with guadalupe river, baxter creek also on the list. >> fleet week starts october 1st here in the bay area. dozen navy ships will be steaming in to the bay. >> this year one ship in particular is sure to get a lot of attention and not for the usual reasons. elizabeth cook. >> thank you. the air craft carrier carl vincent which used to call alameda home. more recently it's known for something else. the vincent is the ship that carried bin laden's body to the ocean and buried him at sea. just yesterday the navy league of san francisco adopted the vincent and think itself will draw big crowds. >> i think it'll attract crowds because it's a super air craft carrier. groups. be able to take . >> the ship will be closed to tours. visitors will be able to take pictures next to the ship when it anchors. it'll be off at a distance. >> i can see it now, lot of flash bulbs going off. >> lots of flashes. great view from alcatraz. >> thank you. >> all right your next visit to the airport will be a lot easier. who won't have to take their shoes off. going through security

they spent the morning picking up trash from the guadalupe river, all part of california's coastal clean up day. while the river is far from the coast, all the trash that flow downs it will ultimately end up in the bay. volunteers say their efforts to protect wildlife are working. >> we have egrets and herons and mallard ducks and canadian geese here that we haven't seen in years and that is the true sign of an ecosystem improving. >> officials say coastal clean up day is the largest volunteer event in the state. >> i think today was a pretty good day to be outside, helping out and keeping things clean. mark tamayo in the weather center. right now you can still see not much many the way of cloud cover with most of the fog to the north and south of bay area, leaving us with mostly sunny sighs. a bit of a breeze, especially around the bay. look outside currently, around san francisco bay, currently temperatures are in the lower 60s. there we are at bay bridge and mostly clear conditions out there. right now san francisco at 63. highs from today, nigh warm-up and, in fact, some 80s towards

guadalupe zamora/madre de víctima 13:46:00 como venía reció se la llevó entre las llantas, todavía despuésíamos pasando la arrastró por buen pedazo.. la conductora del vehculo fue identificada como alisha whiteparker, una maestra de la primaria costaÑo.. s.o.t. veronica barries/policia de epa :52:000 estamos investigando el caso pero por mientras ahorita pensamos que la persona del vehículo no mas no miró la niña.. s.o.t. maggie mcduffy/testigo 8:16:00 it was a pretty fast movement, it was so fast it sounded like a tire poping.. esta vecina, quien presencio el incidente frente a su casa, dijo que el vehculo vena bastante rpido y que el impacto son como si se hubiera reventado una llanta.. s.o.t. madre 14:23:00 a la señora la dejaron ir los policias dijeron que había sido un accidente.. iba muy recio ella.. estas madres de familia conocian a la pequeÑa sioreli.. s.o.t. gabriela luviano/conocé a víctima 6:21:00 estaba yendo el año pasado a clases con hi hijo y era muy activa, muy inteligente.. vecinos dicen que este no es el primer niÑo atropellado este ano en este trayecto y que se necesita

guadalupe told me sirelli was walking a few steps ahead and the driver who struck her was driving too fast. a witness agreed and added that the driver didn't stop right away. >> i seen the little girl get hit starting right there. i seen her body get thrown. i come up a little closer. and i started shaking. >> reporter: east palo alto police did not ticket that driver, 49-year-old alicia white parker, at the scene. she was released. at this point, we have no indications to believe that the driver was driving fast. it just looked like a tragic accident. >> reporter: ravens wood school district counselors are reaching out to the girl's family and classmates. >> this is one of our babies, this is one of our teachers. this community is really devastated. >> reporter: there is a lot more activity here on bay road here tonight as people are gathering to remember the life of this little girl. east palo alto police confirm there probably was a greater traffic flow this morning but that wasn't the problem for the driver who struck and killed the little girl. this was part of that teacher's eve

item k-19, and i actually pull this, and i have a couple of questions, guadalupe, on the services that are being offered. $125,000 that is going to mission neighborhood centers, and i see a lot of work focused on some of the college readiness work in our medders goals -- in our middle schools. they run our begin centers, so i just want to figure out how we are partnering with what koran exists, if we're working under the bridge to success programming support an advocate doing a lot of work on college readiness. i do not know if mission, mmc exists, so that is kind of what i am doing. >> i will frame into a bit, and then i in here the exhibits a director who can enter into further detail. this is our begin agency. this represents some of the extended learning we are making at everett middle school, which in this case includes a very deep focus on establishing a college going culture at this goal. i know you have some specific questions around what some of that looks like, along with some of the activities that are listed here. kevin, do you want to describe how that partnership is? >> s

says guadalupe, which is a replenishment oiler.e are looking forward to seeing more than 9000 sailors, marines, and coast guard marine and women who will participate, and there will be a number of great events that began as early as next thursday. i am going to go through them very quickly. the first is the senior leadership seminar, which is the seminar that will have its second run this coming year, organized by a retired general of the u.s. marine corps. the purpose of that seminar is to bring together senior navy, marine corps, and coast guard leaders to interact with their counterparts in preparation for humanitarian aid and/or disaster relief. a couple of you will be joining me, so thank you for that. it is a really great opportunity. it was very well done last year. the second is a humanitarian assistance and disaster relief static display which is annually at marina green and cannot get possibly any bigger than it was last year. the third is the second annual urban search and rescue mission, which is performed -- a mission

special attention went to guadalupe river park in san jose, which earned the top trash hot spot in the area. >>> and thousands of people join their best friends in san jose for one of the country's largest dog festivals. bark in the park got underway at william street park this morning. it included contests for best pet tricks, owner and pet look alikes and even the best tail wagger. a lot of people wagging their tails today. >> if you like today, you are really going to like today. we have more sunshine headed our way with warmer temperatures continuing into the beginning of the week. finally, summer has arrived across the bay area with only five days left before fall starts. we see mostly clear. a few patchy, low clouds, but very few. we'll look for the flow to continue with a warming trend expected and as mentioned, fall officially begins on friday. finally, we have summer weather to talk about after a cloudy and cool pattern. today we saw mid to low 80s in the warmer locations. east bay into the mid to upper 70s. mid 60s on the peninsula and the beach today under mostly sunny skies

. >> jose guadalupe. >> and my hero and my father, harry. daddy, i love you and miss you. i wish you could see me now. everyday i strive to make you proud. >> and my beautiful brother, brian kelberg. his big heart, boundless energy, and most of all true friendship of are profoundly missed every day. by me, mom, dad, jody, and so many of your friends. we love you, brian. >> cindy yan zhu guan. >> joel guevara gonzalez. >> geoffrey e. guja. >> joseph gullickson. >> babita girjamatie guman. >> douglas brian gurian. >> janet ruth gustafson. >> philip t. guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> peter m. gyulavary. >> gary robert haag. >> andrea lyn haberman. >> barbara mary habib. >> philip haentzler. >> nezam a. hafiz. >> karen elizabeth hagerty. >> steven michael hagis. >> mary lou hague. >> david halderman. >> and my late husband. steve, i still see your face every single day and i look at our children. we love you, we miss you, and we will never ever forget your. >> and my beautiful cousin. die and i, your daughter amanda has grown up to be beautiful and talented you would be very pro

. >> and other spots include mission creek and guadalupe river in san jose.king for volunteers and just ahead here tonight, new at 6:30 the solar hearings congress questioned a taxpayer loan to a fremont solar company about to become a campaign issue. >> deal? or no deal? reports on the pending release of two american hikers being held as spy autos and a puppy with expensive taste. stepping in after a dog gobbles up a abababababababababab so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >>> the white house is now pointing fingers at the bush administration for the half billion dollar loan to solyndra, the company now bankrupt and hearings got underway today. mark matthews is here with today's developments for us. mark? >> on capitol hill today, republicans in the house commerce committee pounced on solyndra saying the obama admi

. >> cerca del municipio de guadalupe dos sujetos fueron asesinados en un lote de venta de autos, unos de los sicarios. >> en medio de la ola de violencia en monterrey las autoridades identificaron a 18 personas mÁs que podrÍan haber participado en el ataque del casino royale y a quiÉn podrÍa haberlo ordenado. >> el comandante mata perro es un de los principales en la plaza. >> se identificÓ el paradero del dueÑo del casino. >> segÚn la procuradurÍa el dueÑo del casino declarÓ en estados unidos, la principal lÍnea de investigaciÓn sobre el mÓvil del ataque sigue siendo la extorsiÓn, autoridades ofrecen mÁs de un millÓn de dolares de recompensa a quiÉn de informaciÓn para capturar a los responsables. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, leÓn felipe gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. >> gracias leÓn. >> un informe del departamento de justicia pone en tela de juicio la labor de la policÍa en puerto rico. >> mantienen un patrÓn de uso skurp lo que fue puesto en evidencia. >> tambiÉn fallan en entender crÍmenes sexuales y violencia domÉstica y ejercen prÁcticas discriminatorias contra personas de origen dominican

save the bay, guadalupe river in san jose littered with garbage from homeless encampments.one in san carlos and damon solution slough and baxter creek in richmond. they are urging people to reduce trash and turn up for the coastal cleanup day. >> a new study shows that rising sea levels could have an effect on the coastal infrastructure, homes and businesses. researchers say if something isn't done it could cause hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. two winters ago, 40 feet of bluff disappeared during a storm. a sea rise will take the southern end of the beach by the end of 2100. >> the northern part of ocean beach will have fewer impacts but southern parts, we're talking about erosion going back to the great highway so there is no great highway. >> there is master plan in the works to address increasing erosion at ocean beach. possible solutions include moving infrastructure called managed retreat. building a seawall. >> apple's giant pile of money continues to grow. analysts are suggesting that the company will be sitting on nearly $100 billion in cash by the end of

on the list the guadalupe river in san jose, damon shrew in oakland, and baxter creek in richmond.re polluted by plastic and other river. you can help by volunteering for the california coastal cleanup. pam cook will be leading the way. >> we like to go out and do that. it's fun to make a difference. >> oh yes. >> wear your gloves though. >> you meet a lot of other people. >> yes. >>> let's take a look at what we have now at 237 westbound we will see slow traffic here as you drive through the area. no major problems. the morning commute looks pretty good. interstate 880 the traffic also looks good here near the oakland coliseum. north and southbound passing there. let's take a look at antioch, pittsburgh, and bay point. we have a trouble spot eastbound highway 4. there is a crash there. they are clearing it. not causing a big traffic jam yet. we are watching it for you as you move over to the east shore freeway. and also marin county and nevada to san rafael northbound 101 traffic is still looking good. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. big fog bank out there. and it's making a mov

on the list the guadalupe river in san jose, damon slew in oakland.ek in san francisco, and baxter creek in richmond. these water ways are polluted by trash and river. you can help by volunteering this saturday. >>> get out there and help out. >>> sal how is traffic? >> it's slow on the bridge. because of a stalled vehicle. they had to slow the metering lights down. now we are looking from the toll plaza. one car was broken down in the second from left hand lane. let's go to another live picture of 237 already some stop and go traffic right here as you cross 880. if you are on the peninsula 101 is looking good. 280 is not. there will be slow traffic there. if you are driving on 101 in san jose it's a little slow. right here in cupertino it still looks good. let's go to steve. >>> all right sal a significant fog bank today. 50s and 60s only by the coast. upper 70s and now low 80s inland for many. >>> thank you, steve. coming up next here on mornings on 2 ejected from a council meeting. >> council is a paid political prostitute. >> the reason this man w

if you are commuting down towards the south bay the peninsula drive looks great and 280/101 guadalupekway, so far pretty problem-free. in fact, we can show you what it looks like out there. we have a photographer standing by on 101 near the alum rock exit and i believe we are going to show you. this headlights are moving northbound -- maybe not. well -- there it is. sluggish in the northbound lanes. but again, no big issues this morning as you head up towards santa clara. once remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the markets started falling like a rock when the opening bell rang a few minutes ago on wall street. >> jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com is here to tell us what is going on. is it still the jobs report from friday that's pushing numbers down? >> reporter: good morning, frank and grace. that, grace, is a big part of this. that august employment report on friday was a huge disappointment. no jobs created. that's what we need for the u.s.

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in the south bay, the first slow traffic at the guadalupe parkway, 85 just north of 17. slow traffic for 101 passed the 280 interchange. the commune slows a little bit for your ride through redwood city. marin county, the drive times are still pretty good, under 30 minutes. >> we have too high profile female political figures, michelle bachmann and she is hosting a breakfast in a san rafael. she will be meeting with reporters and making money. she is having that at a private home. the u.s. congressman was oall smiles yesterday morning's seeking support. this in north bay breakfast that is happening later this morning, i am not sure how much that costs a plate but tonight bachman is hosting a private fund- raising dinner that costs $1,000 a plate. hopefully they are serving something good. the second female figure is secretary of state hillary clinton. she is here in san francisco preparing for the apec conference tomorrow. we will be right back. >> keeping our eyes on wall street this morning. a rise in the dow jones after we received word that the united states and euro

south bay, not much roadwork to speak of so overall we are doing pretty well including up the guadalupeming out of downtown san jose, traffic still very light. you can see a couple of headlights there approaching the 880 on the change. and better news now for this overnight accident. westbound 580 at airway boulevard the on-ramp was shut down for a little while. it happened around 3:30 where there was a gravel spill. in the last few minutes all lanes reopened. westbound 237 the silicon valley ride, nice and quiet this morning. they should have wrapped up some roadwork in sunnyvale. so now things look good as you leave 880 towards 101. the san mateo bridge, we'll show you a live look at one of our other bridges across the bay area. westbound 92 a 13-minute drive no issues across the san mateo bridge. looks great out towards the high-rise. if you are coming into hayward they were doing some overnight roadwork near the 880-92 interchange, should have been picked up by now. bart, ace, muni and caltrain all on time. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you

guadalupe parkway, 101, overall looking good this morning if you are heading out of downtown. jose there is live look at conditions on northbound 280 out of downtown. there is a ramp closure in the south bay. the southbound 101 ramp to southbound 880 full ramp closure until about 6:00 this morning. and then hopefully they will pick up the cones. elsewhere, if you are commuting into san francisco, here's live look near bayshore, third and bayshore. everything is nice and quiet all the way up downtown, 101, 280, although you will find some foggy stretches including across the golden gate bridge. i am going to try to show you this here. 101 traffic looks okay right now. they picked up the roadwork on southbound 101 through marin. you can see fog there. also stretches 1 portions of pacifica, daly city, they were doing roadwork near the north tower and along stretches of doyle drive but everything is now gone. so free-flowing except for areas of low visibility this morning heading into the city. san mateo bridge quiet, as well. the dublin interchange, here's live look at westbound

the light traffic sensors are picking up top speeds pretty much everywhere you go up and down the guadalupewn downtown san jose. it looks great. in the northbound lanes of 280. the peninsula drive is problem-free as well. the bridges, this is a live look at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 in the commute direction. and so far we have been problem-free here. and 13 minutes is your drive out of hayward heading toward the highrise and out toward foster city. it looks pretty good. at the bay bridge, we went ahead and turned the metering lights on. so you are stacked up in pretty much all lanes. you're jammed from at least the west grand overcrossing and the delays continue to grow and slow up toward the incline toward treasure island and the drive time toward the east shore freeway, 24 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. of course we have been continuing to follow this fatal accident that happened in sunnyvale. it happened about two hours ago now. i know we have some live pictures to show you from the scene. right now, the southbound lanes of matilda avenue remain shut down. right

guadalupe, looking good. and out of downtown san jose looking great in the northbound lanes of 280.ues to roll along on time. once again, it is monday. more planned protests for bart. downtown san francisco stations. plan accordingly. if are you a bart rider. but so far they have all of the trains running on time. ace, muni, cal train, everything reporting no delay. and once you hit the road, make sure you tune to kcbs radio, our radio partners at 106.9 f.m. that is traffic. for a check of the forecast, here is lawrence. >> elizabeth, i think you will enjoy the weather. summer sunshine outside. high pressure in control. a hint of patchy fog toward the beaches but i think that is the worst of it. as you get in the bay, clear skies and temperatures not too bad and mild in the valleys as you're seeing 60s beginning to show up. by the afternoon, yup, that ridge of high pressure will warm the temperatures up quite nicely and 80s inside much of the bay and out toward the coastline, it will be sunny and 60s and 70s and even at the beaches, and it is going to be hot in spots and inland, nea

some of the traffic is typically heavy 3080 headed out from the guadalupe parkway toward cupertino.minute drive times. --16 >> in it. police in fairfield have made one arrest but looking for another man for robbery and murder that happened wednesday night. it president returned home to find the 21 year-old son unconscious in his bedroom. he was pronounced dead at the scene. this is the man they're looking for. he is considered armed and dangerous. the church has been hit four times since july, thieves are stealing copper wire, air conditioners and outdoor security cameras. fix last year the church did a landscaping project and landscaping was stolen. >> the president is about to sign the america in events act. here it he is at a high school in virginia. the first significant change in patent law is the author since 1942. the president said he believes this new law will help create jobs. if more people will be able to be creative and invent things it easier for them to get patents because the process will be streamlined. >> a quick break as the kron4 i've >> this after a string the e

below the limit from the guadalupe parkway highway 880 101.r ride on the san mateo bridge, as we have been saying, still backing up towards the toll plaza. this is the result of an earlier occurring stall near the high rise of the bridge. the drive times have been running about 25 minutes of the san mateo bridge. your alter this morning is the dumbarton. the bay bridge is backed up but improving westbound. in the commute is still sluggish through the toll plaza. look at how much fog and cloud cover is out there. it is causing problems at sfo and in santa rosa. as a fall there are rival delays of 1 hour 5 minutes. this afternoon it will be worn but it will not be as hot as yesterday. that is the silver lining for folks in the east bay. coastal may temperatures in the '50s and '60s, and in hot spots are reading from the '80s, to a low-mid-90s. let's talk about richard. we are warming up. antioch's up another degree. 51 in santa rosa. fog tracker 4 is set for 9:00 a.m.. the peninsula will start enjoying it at that point. as we advance the clock t

the bay has identified five bay area waterways that it calls trash hot spots on their list, the guadalupe, pullas, damon slew, mission creek and baxter creek in richmond. save the bay says these waterways are -- are polluted by plastic and other litter. people can help by volunteering this saturday for the annual california coastal cleanup. a great way to spend a saturday. >> that's right. >>> sal, you can help the folks on 880? >> that's right, dave and tori. right now traffic on interstate 880 is moving along nicely in both directions. there's a daytime baseball game. the atms play today at the coliseum. that's not the only game in town. the giants also play a daytime baseball game and for the past few days and nights we've had both the as and the giants at home which is somewhat unusual. just be aware of that and near at&t park. northbound 280 in san jose. you can see traffic there is moderately heavy. the rest of san jose, i showed you 280 but 85 slowing down as you drive up to cupertino. peninsula traffic is busier on 101. and if you are driving on -- on 237 it's stop and go. let's g

your commute on highway 85 has definitely picked up heading past the guadalupe parkway and continuingo. as we mentioned, it remains slower on the last half of your journey heading up towards mountain view. let's get a check on the bridges. the bay bridge toll plaza, the drive time has improved, now 18 minutes. speeds are picking up for the cycling of the metering lights. the san mateo bridge has been good all morning long and continues that way. problem free in both directions. the golden gate bridge still with heavy volume, but no delays across the span. 9:18 a.m., a check on weather with james. >> here is a look for mt. tam looking over the bay. beautiful skies, barely any clouds. here is a sample of what we can expect this afternoon. in the east bay, here are some cities and their respective highs. let's shift to the south bay and show what we have going on down >> we are well on seeing temperatures that approach those levels. antioch already at 67. san francisco has jumped 3 degrees since our last update, now at 62. same store for san rafael. it probably will not be a stretch of t