. >>> we have a crash on the peninsular, southbound 101 as you head to the hawley street area.self time, two lanes are blocked may be three now that emergency vehicles have arrived. two is -- 280 is a much better bet, you can head-on after hawley street so give yourself a lot of time as you drive passed the hallly street area. morning -- hawley street area. >>> who major problems -- no major problems getting into san francisco. and if you are heading 280 westbound, there are a lot of people out on the road, 5:50 let's go to steve. >>> low clouds and fog, there is an issue getting up over the coastal hills but it is moving south also towards san pablo bay. it could be reduced in spots but there are a few areas up around 1,000 feet where you may encounter briefly lower coast and bay. temperatures should come down a few degrees even areas that don't get the fog and everyone will take a plunge not friday but saturday and early next week they will drop it right back down again. 50s on temperatures, mostly cloudy napa 56, santa rosa 55 and red wood city 57 and 59 concord and livermor

on hawley street, an injury crash, it could affect northbound traffic, and there is an alternate. >>> 6:01 we are getting new information in the story of a body of a woman found in a restaurant. there is a photo of the man who police say is responsible for that woman's murder. >>> a s.w.a.t., special weapons and tatics team surrounded the area where the man was hiding out with friends or family after he killed his ex- girlfriend. let's look at the suspect, after a 16 hour standoff with police negotiations broke down and just before 2:00 this morning police shot him when he came at them carrying a long rifle. they believe he killed the woman at the restaurant where she worked in retch month. -- richmond. friends and family say he was her ex-boyfriend and had been talking -- stalking her for at least the last month. it is important to document the stalking so they would have a record of it. >> we can get victims the help they need to get away from these perpetrators. they are obviously violent and this is a tragic end and we never like to hear about cases ending in this way. it's just v

it happened in hawley in east oakland. investigators say the victims staggered into a home after being hit by gunfire. no word on his condition or what led up to that shooting. >> well take a look at that, a broken pipe created quite a mess. the pipe on east 19th burst around 12:30. it caused a wall of water, one woman didn't seem to mind. she jumped right in saying she found the gushing water refreshing. crews took two hours to fix that broken pipe. >>> people in south napa are without water following a water- main break. a pipe broke in two spots. they fixed it in two spots and the other is still a work in progress. the city is providing water but homeowners say it has been a frustrating few days. >> we had to feed the goats, cows chickens, we had to put them in the house to rinse plates. >> they will vote on water rate hikes. >>> testing pipelines is not as strict as some other agencies. the san francisco examiner is reporting they have tougher guidelines. fire marshall instructors are carrying products and they handled

from eating a tainted cantaloupe, the source of outbreak is generals sent farms -- jenson farms in hawley colorado. 87-year-old william beach died after eating the tainted cantaloupe. >> we received a call from the health department and i answered the phone and i asked what it is about and they said they had been contacted by the hospital that our father had died of listeria. >> reporter: they say listeria is most harmful to the very old and very young with those with fragile immune systems. listeria can live in the body for a while. >> reporter: the fda is looking for the route of the outbreak, while cantaloupe was being stored before it went to market and like most bacteria, listeria grows in the cold. >> if you have some contaminated food and you put it in your refrigerator, it will be more contaminated by the time you take it out and eat it. >> tonight at 11:00 hear from the family of the maryland man killed by listeria and why they are filing a major lawsuit against jenson farms. >>> heads-up, texting behind the wheel can now end with lights in your rearview mirror. drivers who are s

now the first happened just after midnight on hawley in east oakland.ictims staggered into a home after being hit by gunfire. no word on his condition. just 90 minutes later, police discovered another shooting victim and they believe he was shot elsewhere and placed at this location. the young man suffered a leg wound and police will not say why the two shootings will be related. >>> it is hitting oakland hard, it is not just homeowners who are losing big, tara moriarty? >> reporter: the city of oakland stands to lose $3 million that is from the year 2008 until the end of next year and that's because of the loss of the property taxes as well as trying to clean up all of those foreclosed homes. right now we will take a look at a map which shows you areas hardest hit. the east oakland neighborhood is expected to lose more than $700 million in property values after more than 4800 foreclosures. now behind they cover sections of the district and now this report is unique because it is the first time researchers have isolated neighborhoods and projections wer

the smoot-hawley tariffs were terrible for our economy. economists agree of all stripes.what did paul krugman get his nobel prize in? showing the benefits of trade. shutting down trade would not work any better now than it did in the 1930's. host: doris on the line for democrats, thanwalk into the program. caller: thank you for "washington journal." it every week you have that heritage foundation on. some weeks you have the heritage foundation and the cato institute. are these your new best friends going here? host: [laughter] caller: heritage guy said that 1/3 of businesses was health care. 2/3 said lack of demand with the rich to not invest in america. they invest in "emerging markets." those are in china and india. and then and they want to say they are not many class warfare. they refused to take away the subsidies for corporate jets that would bring in $3 billion, but stathey cut nutrition progrs for infants and children by $830 million. who is committing class warfare? host: james sherk, you want to respond? guest: there is a lot of room in the tax code to eliminate

the smoot-hawley tariffs were terrible for our economy. economists agree of all stripes. what did paul krugman get his nobel prize in? showing the benefits of trade. shutting down trade would not work any better now than it did in the 1930's. host: doris on the line for democrats, walk into the program. caller: thank you for "washington journal." it every week you have that heritage foundation on. some weeks you have the heritage foundation and the cato institute. are these your new best friends going here? host: [laughter] caller: heritage guy said that 1/3 of businesses was health care. 2/3 said lack of demand with the rich to not invest in america. they invest in "emerging markets." those are in china and india. and then and they want to say they are not many class warfare. they refused to take away the subsidies for corporate jets that would bring in $3 billion, but they cut nutrition programs for infants and children by $830 million. who is committing class warfare? host: james sherk, you want to respond? guest: there is a lot of room in the tax code to eliminate som

smoot-hawley tariffs and shutting international trade were terrible for our economy. free trade is one of those areas where economists agree of all stripes. paul krugman got his nobel prize in? his work demonstrating the benefit of trade. comparative advantage gains of trade both nations are better off. i think shutting down trade or trying to severely restrict trade wouldn't work any better now than it did in the 30s. >> host: we have a call from chicago this morning. doris on the line from democrats. welcome to the program. >> caller: thank you. for "washington journal" i have just one, i mean i have a comment but first i want to say every week you have the heritage foundation on. some weeks you have the heritage foundation and the cato institute. so are these your new best friends going here? and heritage, guys, that one-third of businesses said it was health care? i read that same thing. two third said lack of demand. now, the rich do not invest in america. they invest in, quote, emerging markets, unquote. those are in china, and india. and then, they want to say