you can see by these pictures, northbound 101 is jammed. a lot of folks were getting off at candlestick and third, 280 is really your best bet. at the bay bridge toll plaza, a couple earlier accidents. they have been cleared. it's jammed through the maze. even the carpool lanes are backed up. half-hour delays there. there's another severe traffic alert between fremont and sunol. a rollover crash blocks miles canyon road in both directions. southbound 680 in sunol, there's a new accident there. a new crash in mountain view, the exact same spot, northbound 101 at san antonio in the left lanes as well. northbound 101 backed up through mountain view. a new crash in walnut creek, southbound 680 at monument. we'll have another update on >>> good morning. the time is approaching 6:44 a.m. tracking our winds. it does turn breezy along the coast today. we expect winds 20 to 25 miles per hour close to the water. elsewhere likely remaining less than 10 miles per hour. outside we go. the exploratorium camera. beautiful picture. we see the sun almost up

that's the jam north 101 at oakland road. the other problem is getting over to 101 on west 92, the crash on the san mateo bridge is in the service area across the span. the dumbarton bridge much better route for you. we'll look at the san mateo bridge with the big jam here and the bay bridge may see more traffic, folks avoiding 92 and quickly we'll use waze to take you down to southern california, talking about the fire, the places we mentioned gobbledygook but if you driven down to universal study yos and downtown l.a., i-5 splits to 405, major freeways down the area. between the two is what's closed for i-5, the 210 freeway jumped by the fire that is a major issue for folks headed down toward southern california. this is highway 101 along the coast and joins with the 405 freeway, i-5 south of this activity, why we're suggesting 101 for the time being. use waze, nbc bay area wazers is your team. >> good update there, mike. >>> 6:53. a missile strikes an iranian oil tanker in the red sea. missiles hit tanks causing oil to spi

jammed from davis to the scene, to the san mateo bridge. >>> good morning. very happy wednesday to you. tesla reports its profits today. now, we care less about the profits and more about how much cash tesla has on hand, and how many cars it built. the ceo of service now in santa clara john donaho is leaving to become the ceo of nike. they liked john at svice now and the stock moved lower on the bad news. >>> i was talking about existing home sales. it shows a slowdown and you think that would be good news for buyers but looking deep into the data, it's not. it's more reflection of the lack of homes out there for sale and that low supply keeps prices high. >>> today is the day mark zuckerberg will return to congress, talking to the finance services committee ostensibly to talk about lib rah, facebook's new cryptocurrency but i'm going to make that bet that doesn't come up much because members of congress in both parties have all kinds of issues with facebook that have nothing to do as something so obscure as cryptocurrency. >> 03, it's harvard i apologize fo

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plan b, take a frontage road but those are jam packed too.ding to the police, according to cal fire and sonoma county, they just want you to get on the road, whatever that may be, and head south. >> exactly. wherever you are try leave safely. head on 101 south. as we've been talking about the wi winds are picking up in the east bay. lisa is tracking 93-mile-per-hour winds in healdsburg hills. >> those are wind gusts. sustained not as fast as that but that's still incredible. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano filed this report in the last hour. >> the lights are still on in berkeley and the east bay but the winds are beginning to pick up as this historic and damaging wind event unfolds. not just the potential for spreading more fire if one does happen to spark or fanning the flames of the kincade fire but when you talk about winds that could be 50 or 60 miles an hour that's going to be enough to take down trees and potentially power outages where the lights are still on. pg&e has preemptively turned off the power to nearly a million custom

we hear 116 is very jammed up too in the sebastopol area. >> definitely. we came from there. you saw that, it is jammed completely from really north of santa rosa buy centennial way, steel lane heading south. sheriff's department telling people get out of town, head south on 101. as you saw, we saw these epic backups happening. people going nowhere fast. they're telling folks stay off the frontage roads, but people are still heading on the frontage roads because 101 on ramps are jammed. so at this point, it's -- it's just a real challenge to get on to the freeway to head south. but once you hit the roenick park area, traffic seems to open up. >> all right. and thank you very much. needless to say if you don't need to go up to that area at all don't do so and don't get in the path of the fire. the roads are to be used for evacuation. >> absolutely. >> that's it. >> and the winds as we foe are picking up throughout the bay area including in the east bay. abc senior meteorologist rob mars anno filed this report for us from the berkeley hills this morning. >> reporter: the lights

southbound side jammed up at that point. clear past the earlier crash. 680 is clear into the area but 880 already has that build, look at that coming down through fremont out of union city and hayward. hayward down in toward just shy of mission is where is t is the slowest drive for the nimitz. everything else on schedule, south bay, crash to the shoulder at tully for 101 north, slowing for pleasanton, no problems on the peninsula, and there is a crash southbound 101 around belmont but it's out of lanes, a distraction. here is a light build highway 4 out of pittsburg and bay point and the metering lights on at the bay bridge. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:52 and happening now, the united states and north korea will resume nuclear negotiations on saturday. talks have been stalled since a february summit between president trump and kim jong-un. after the negotiations, north korea started testing short range missiles again. the trump administration says it will continue to pressure north korea until the country ends its nuclea

southbound 880 very jammed through hayward and an accident.so slow as you make your way westbound 92 heading to the san mateo bridge. a couple problems on 680, southbound 680 as you head to sunol. there's an accident blocking lanes. new reports southbound 680. a jackknifed big rig reported there. a look at southbound 680 through walnut creek. traffic is heavy with all the brake lights making their way to highway 24 because of an earlier crash and the other traffic trouble spot was in the maze. that one has been cleared. westbound 80 is very heavy from albany. you can see it is backed up through the maze as you make your way through. you'll find a slow ride westbound across the san mateo bridge as well on the right-hand side. and lots of slowing out there. but that southbound 680 stretch with that crash along the way is now yellow at 24 minutes. >> reporter: are you paying for a checking account, or is your checking account paying you? i'm michael finney this is a 7 on your side quick tip. in the world of banking right now if you have a checkin

westbound 205 jammed, crawling out of tracy to the altamont pass.you right now, tracy to castro valley, over an hour. an hour and nine minutes. northbound 101 looking good. and it's also looking great on northbound 280 if you're heading into spraean francisco from hig 1. things are getting crowded in walnut creek. as you make your way southbound on the right-hand side past geary and treat. it's still a nice ride across the golden gate bridge. but plan on extra traffic this week with the start of fleet week and all the tourists coming in tohe city. >>> a milestone for facebook. it's social networking app has been downloaded 5 billion times from the google play store. it is the first non-bogoogle ap to reach that mark. previously only google maps and google drive crossed 5 billion installs. >>> get excited. >> why? why, kumasi? >> today we can pig out. >> oh. why? >> because mcdonald's mcrib is coming back. >> very good. the company says the popular sandwich will be available for a limited time at its 10,000 restaurants in the u.s. the mcrib consists

it is causing a jam coming into san francisco. also with paul avenue exit closed you're forced once you pass into the area to go past that slow scene. 280 coming into san francisco is your better bet. most folks coming up the peninsula are able to make the choice. your commute at fremont, the first exit. that is a big disdistraction. the rest of the bay, although there are minor incidents, the traffic speed sensors are moving nicely. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> up next, a car stolen in the east bay with a baby inside. the child was discovered safe a few blocks away. the search continues for the suspect and the car. we'll show you what officers say you can help be on the lookout for. >>> plus, are you using all of your airline miles? what about the hotel rewards or credit card points? coming up all new, the study showing just how many americans are forfeiting those rewards and numbers are really staggering. >>> and south korea is thanking bts this morning. still ahead, justowuch money the boy band has infused into the home co

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on the oakland side from the maze jam on the san francisco side on the suspension to spilling over to the skyway so you're looking at 23 minutes get out there early. we'll check more bridges coming up james. >>robin thank you let's get back to the big story this morning. hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area could lose their power this week if the fire danger continues to grow we have the potential for high winds kicking in today and that's what has pge worried and thinking about shutting off power. this is the map that they're following closely this and others put up by the national weather service and it shows the area where we're having high risk for pyre for fire and thus power shut off so the north bay. all of the mountainous areas in the north bay, the east bay hills as well along with some portions of the south bay all could see the potential for power shut off. p g says if they do decide that today. they could shut off the power officially starting early tomorrow morning and that power shut off could last through team coverage james on the possibility of those outage

that was your alternate taking you away from this jam north of the dumbarton bridge. this should start recovering as you see north 101 at woodside. that's the traffic alert but only one lane is blocked by a crash just north of marsh headed up toward woodside. farther north we have recovery as six, possibly eight vehicles were involved in this crash at peninsula, on the shoulder, that is not a traffic alert. the rest of the bay moves smoothly until you so they upper east shore freeway, also very slow out of el sobrante, toward central avenue before the racetrack and the merge coming to richmond from the north bay. other than that, things are moving smoothly through contra costa, mild slowing for highway 4. no problems for the north bay down to the golden gate bridge but farther north we continue to follow the activity for the fire, the kincade fire of course. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:21. just ahead a look at other news making headline this is morning, including a mass shooting during what may have been a halloween party. the latest on the chaotic night in so

he has always managed to get himself out of every jam. a political houdini.ody has seen that. that's what harry reid is saying there. it's smart for democrats to take that heed. >> what harry reid is channeling there, how much does that weigh on democratic voters? >> in terms desire to get trump out of office, i think it matters a whole lot. i think harry reid is implicitly saying that donald trump will appeal to resentments. he will plate cultural war card that he will be a formidable candidate. at the end of the day if we're going to hear what harry reid is saying, democrats need to pay attention to the turnout game, that what's going to win this election is not worrying about donald trump. it's worrying about turning out their voters. and if they concentrate on that, then victory will not necessarily be guaranteed but definitely will be in eye's view. >> eddie, beth, thanks to both of you. be sure to tune in tomorrow night for postdebate analysis with brian williams, nicolle walla wallace. make sure to flip over as soon as the debate is over. and we're bac

mike says dublin still has the jam. >> it does. not like a music jam. you're going to hit the brakes and ride them all the way up and past schafer branch road. >>> that's a tough spot. >> still ahead, a call for action in the east bay. this is after a deadly hit-and-run near a school. coming up at 5:25 what neighbors are demanding. >> plus gwyneth paltrow is opening up goop stores in the bay. we're going to show it to you and talk all about it coming up. you're watching today in the bay. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save0 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. s

that's jam packed right now. traffic barely mggh the walnut creek pleasant hill concord area. highway 4 is moving. 80 is shut down be both directions. it's all red right there going in the westbound direction. people tryin get around. that's your only option to get to the concord walnut creek still generating a lot of black smoke. all afternoon the wind s have been very low. most of the black smoke going straight up into the air and not blowing east or blowing west. they kind of contained the shelter in place to just the cro crockett area. >> these are live pictures now. this is happening right now from our nbc bay area sky ranger. as we pull out you can see the bottom of your screen is interstate 80. it's very rare we see 80 shutdown in both directions. it's eerie toee that. i-80 is closed in both directions. you can see how close she was. she was on the shoulder of westbound 80 and seemed like was the actual fire scene and this is the new star energy plant there. >> what's going on? i know they are sheltering the place. is the school out? >> reporter: they are. the say situa

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if we're expecting five days -- >> reporter: the pg&e power shut down created huge traffic jams across santa rosa. traffic lights were out. it may have caused this injury accident near an intersection where the signal lights weren't working. block after block, restaurants were locked up, and gas stations were closed.miss. it's powering the russian river brewery operations in windsor, costing a fortune to run, about $10,000 a day. the landmark flamingo hotel is open just barely. a fewlights have lit up the lobby, and the restaurant where the staff is literally left in the dark. >> we have to turn all of them away because we can't put anybody into our system since we don't have access to the internet, since we don't have power. >> no winds. gorgeous day. >> reporter: sonoma county supervisor susan goran criticizes pg&e for cutting the power when it wasn't needed. >> why are we shutting off the power to 200,000 people, disrupting lives and businesses, when the threat never materialized? >> reporter: others like jackie are just worried what the next few days may bring. >> it's just been li

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. >> we're looking at a jam on interstate 80. >> that's my jam. >> this is your jam as well. >> a disabled vehicle. 880 is much clearer. a typical pattern. 580 extra slow. to the peninsula it's a very popular route. brake tapping but no problems across thesp. >> we hope it stays that way. we will be back at 7:25 with more live, local news. >> don't forget to join us at 11:00. we'll see you then. have a good morning. >>> good morning, chaos at the white house. >> what we witnessed was a meltdown. >> democrats storm out of a heated meeting with president trump after both parties condemn his decision to withdraw troops out of syria. >> i'm bringing our soldiers back home. >> overnight both the vice president and the secretary of state arriving in the region to push for a cease-fire. live with the latest from turkey and the white house. >>> breaking news. congressman elijah cummings has died.

this time we saw cars jamming up northbound. food donations if you want to help out can be dropped off between 7:00 and 11:00 this morning and if you need some of these donations you can pick them upstarting at noon. >>> 6:04 right now an update from pg&e this morning power has been restored by 90% customers. crews got the all-clear to start turning the power back on yesterday morning. by pg&e espread blackouts and equipment. railing for california to seized the utility giant. >> we'll hold pgsxee and the rorpgs accountable. i ensure you we are not allowing this to be the new normal and this will not take 10 years to fix. i can promise you that. >> pg&e says it received 83 reports of damage from extreme winds during the most recent shutoff >>> i'm ann mack co mack. we have one burning in north san bernardino county the other in riverside county and each of those fires has burned several homes. more so inthe rth san bernardino county that one broke out at about 1:30 this morning. lo ground as firefighters continue to battle the f

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sheer fr here is frances with more of that. >> anon, carpool lane is even jammed. the drive time is 42 minutes across the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge is a little slow. i'm wondering if there's an incident there. we see some brake lights and possibly a truck off to the right-hand side. the richmond-san rafael bridge, there's a delay heading towards the toll plaza no major issues. an earlier crash on 242 has been cleared. >>> new details on the four people killed in that horrific head on crash between a taxi and a wrong way driver in san francisco. >> two of the victims were husband and wife. amy hollyfield is live for us at sfo this >> and they were visiting san francisco. they just landed at sfo, they grabbed a cap, headed north on 101, they did not get far. they have been identified. 62-year-old jud bergman, ceo of chicago-based company invest net. he was killed in the crash along with his wife, 57-year-old mary miller bergman. their cab driver was also killed. he was identified as berkant ahmed of san carlos. the wrong-way driver also died, 34-year-old emili

it's back before third street where you have the jam.tick for folks familiar with the area. 280 is your alternate. over here looking at the other traffic. niles canyon road, highway 84 at palomar between 680 and mission. that popular local cut through is not a cut through this morning. you'll have to go around. a little bit longer route but that's okay. it's clear and not so bad this morning. the rest of the bay looks great. a live look where traffic flow is great but there's this distraction, a beautiful sun rise is going on there, too. >> they have been extra beautiful lately. they take on a special glow. >> and it will be warmer so more of a glow as well. let's talk about what's going on this weekend. we have the hardly strictly bluegrass festival tomorrow this is expected to bring about 750,000 people to golden gate park this weekend so as we begin tomorrow i think it'll be the best, the most comfortable day reaching into the low 70s. on saturday we start to war up. we'll see our coastal areas. the bay reaching the as we start and 88

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you are backed up onto northbound 1 one all along the peninsula, it's spilling into brisbane so just jam from brisbane trying to get to the lower deck of the bay bridge our downtown san francisco avoided for now. west this is where we're used to seeing all the heavy traffic and it's business as usual backed up through the maze, 5.80 from 24 and on to the east shore so prepare for that slow down to we'll check back in on that hot spot coming up in a bit john. well, robin skies or at least clear as our bridges have obviously not been so much so this morning. >>we are seeing clear conditions out to the east bay all the way out to the coast from mount diablo to the golden gate, it's all in the same. a book in that regard. we are looking at temperatures in the 50's right now after a morning spent in the 30's for some of the north bay. then last long in petaluma and nevado though as temperatures have risen back up to 50 degrees as of this moment, 70's for your highs later on today low 70's in san francisco and oakland, while san jose into the mid to upper 70's, i've got more on your forecast.

with tourists, jammed with shoppers.mous hachiko scramble crossing, one of the most famous sights in tokyo and, normally on a saturday afternoon, there would be thousands of people going across here. now it is pretty much completely deserted. and that goes for the whole of tokyo, the greater tokyo area. everything has pretty much been shut down ahead of the storm. all of the railways, the whole of the metro system. both of tokyo's airports are now closed down, as is the famous bullet train. that is because, although it doesn't look like it yet, in a few hours‘ from now, we are going to have winds coming through here well in excess of 100 kilometres per hour. so this is the tama river and this is one of the main large rivers that runs through tokyo. this is on the southern end of tokyo and you can see just how swollen it is already. there is now a flood warning in effect for people living on the banks of this river, because, as you can see, it is already very, very high, there is still rain falling and this is the real da

usually it is jammed up with cars at this hour. we will take a short break and we will be back with more right after this. there are those who will say thatoo fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> san francisco has a big change to market street. they voted to close part of market street to private vehicles. henry lee with more on what this means for bike riders, pedestrians and drivers. >> we are going to make sure that we win that boat. are you with me? >> reporter: a crowd outside san francisco hall as plans move forward to ban private cars on market street. >> we will have protected by claims. and we are going to have protected sidewalks. >> reporter: the board approved an ambitious remodel of market street. the goal to improve safety and cut down on deadly crashes. >> today's vote is a historic opportunity to transform the main quarter of our city into a safe, inviti

in line it's important to know the city shortcuts so you don't waste too much time in traffic jams we have to hurry all the time because there's always somebody waiting for help somewhere. where do they see this nick. not a snake or a monitor lizard. ok so this time we're not catching a snake but a giant lizard let's go monitor lizards can grow up to 3 metres long they like to break into hen houses and catch young birds or eggs but the specimen hiding in the bedroom isn't that big apparently at least that's what the inhabitants of the house said. let's go have a look that was. ok where could appear. maybe under the sofa. or i already looked up there in the cabin. and i looked behind the air conditioner. well you know we've looked everywhere here no success unfortunately. this. 141. here we cannot fly anything. after returning to the fire station so lets the rat snake out of the back but the new home isn't much better. the cage hasn't been emptied for 14 days out in the wild most snakes can go without food for weeks so they aren't fed here every once in a while the nature conservation

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. >>> check out these traffic jams in napa. many of the traffic lights have been out. blinking red lights are leading to lots of confusion and even if you accidents. >> some parts of napa had power, some parts didn't. pg&e has always said the outage maps were a little bit soft but in this neighborhood, the wind was mild, and the power was still out. >> the kids have no tablet and no phone, and no internet. >> how is lizard lincoln doing? >> he is called. i don't have power to generate electricity on his lightbulbs. >> we just have a cooler with some ice. >> as night approaches, there are still several intersections without power that stretched back into the area that does have power. >>> coming up next, we will have one more check of the wind that is causing a high fire danger all across the bay area. >>> we have one last look at the wind and what is going to happen tonight. >> the strongest winds pics up in the don't forget that our. it is being updated with the latest information from pg&e. of course, we also have the covered on air. >> thank you for watching at 7. >

unable to coordinate you know so many lines were jammed and systems work place and how you are able tolot how things changed. >>well changed significantly picks back then were lied a a local radio. we're live relied a lot on radios and vehicles in the cars. relied a lot on phones today. there's so many other avenues for communicating everything computer technology is improved the other cell phone capabilities that we do anticipate will work. they may have disruptions to other technologies of being able to text and other ways of identifying who is where and how do we get resources to that time again it was very limited communications and ordination a capabilities exist today. >>yet i'm also curious to when you have a situation like a major disaster like an earthquake like this you've got so many different kinds of agencies trying to coordinate work together and in we learned like in the wake of 9.11 that some of these agencies were able to talk to each other out in the field is that something that's also been improved. >>that's been improve nowadays the standardization of how radio tech

. >> pump up the jam probably comes in. just when you mentioned the word but i will have to think about that. >> teddy, pam and dave. let's talk about the gilroy commutes. yesterday i got a request of a different kind. a gentleman who watches the gilroy commutes said can you give me more highway 25? sure i can. right now hiwa there is 152 and this whole area. it's friday so it may look better we are looking pretty good from gilroy all the way in to san jose with no major issues. it has been a nice drive. no problems on 280 in san jose as you get up to highway 17 and for the most part we are off to a good start. 5:19 am. usually we have slow traffic at the toll plaza but tonight we don't. let's bring in rosemary. what song really pumps you up? >> i was just thinking. probably some money but off the top of my head i may say nothing by i might say something by imagine dragons. >>> outside this morning we have a cool start followed by a nice warm-up. 80 degrees for warmer spots today and nearing 90 in the days ahead. dry and wa

but she said that in a town hall because she got jammed up. >> jesse: she was drunk?> dana: that is not what that means. >> greg: drinking a lot of gin. dana, that is quite a smear. [laughter] wow! [laughter] >> dana: i don't think it's true. >> greg: can i -- do we have a tweet on hunter biden? anyway, tromp said wow, hunter biden forced to leave a chinese company. and what them wrap their greasy, protective arms around him. only softball questions for him, please. okay. is hunter being treated fairly or unfairly? >> judge jeanine: hunter is being treated, people worry about a double standard at the justice system. if i were to try this case against hunter biden, the first thing i would be is to put up a statement of his father and do a timeline of when his father was and pointed for ukraine in china. this guy has got all kinds of problems with his own personal demons. i understand we are not supposed to talk about those. >> jesse: really? >> judge jeanine: you want to talk about them? >> jesse: are you talking about addictions? >> judge jeanine: he got thrown around

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in addition to that, there are two ground floor units between which the facility is jammed into where the units are being accessed over a common open space which is very uncomfortable for people to use as unit entries. those are minor tweaks that could be addressed if the architect would spend a little more time on looking at doing the quality. on the other hand, i think contrary to what commissioner fung said the size of the unit is very massive. its color and material differentiation is not varied enough to make the building overall look for like multiple pieces. it looks too solid from my perspective. those are architectural comments. but in the end what i'm concerned about is unit quality and livability which i think this project does not fully address. >> commissioner richards. >> so i guess question. the gentleman from poe day charlie -- poder charlie is he here in the audience? overflow room? i had a question for him. one of the -- what kept getting brought up over and over and over was people in the neighborhood can't afford -- i see him coming through the window. is that him?